/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Can you draw on a smartphone? If so, what's the best phone for drawing?
I never had a phone so I know nothing about them, but now I need to get one for unrelated reasons. The thing is, if I have to use one and it's not cancer to draw on them, I'm willing to spend a lot on it. If drawing on smartphones is trash then I'll just get the cheapest I can get away with.

Pic unrelated.

I'm a beg, but sometimes I act like a pro and give out poor advice to eliminate my competition.

This Discord again.

Anyone who actually wants an art Discord is better off staring their own.

>Admin is ALWAYS playing Runescape.
>Nose Bro is in there.
>Art is rarely ever posted and what ever is never gets any real crits.
50+ artists and less than 30 pieces posted in a month.

It's a Hugbox. Anyone who's serious should make their own and set some sort of standard or Join LAS.

Don't bother with this group.

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>>2187909

1) The person drew a rough.

2) Darkened his page with whatever medium hes using; doing do makes your whites look brighter.

3) Sharpened their drawing; clothes, anatomy, etc.

4) He likely used a kneaded eraser to bring back is highlights

The lights look brighter with a darker page, their smudge acts as a mid tone, his lines act as cores and the kneaded eraser helps you lift reflected light.