/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6965155
>cheapskate
You're in luck my friend, literally everything from the model you posted to the model anon responded to you with is cheap as shit considering:

1. It can often be resold quickly for 70+% of its value years later on facebook marketplace, craigslist or your regional equivalent if you so choose
2. Drawing is a lifetime commitment, $500 or $5000 makes little difference over even 2-3 years (obviously it's okay to be thrifty, but just don't go and buy something shitty you're going to be stuck with for the rest of your natural life without some epiphany occurring-like you did when you bought that thing in your picture)
3. I've already posted the best options in this thread here (>>6964730), 3 out of the 4 are under $200 and they're all better than using a screen and developing scoliosis or tennis elbow. Paisan, you're so close to salvation, don't mess it up by falling for the screen meme.