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>Drawing traditionally
>Drawing digitally
>Sketching traditionally then inking digitally

Which is best?

>> No.4280202

>>4280201
Whatever works for you

>> No.4280214

>>4280201
for me
>Drawing traditionally
sometimes
>Drawing digitally
usually
>Sketching traditionally then inking digitally
almost never

>> No.4280216

>>4280201
>>4280202
This, varies from person to person

>> No.4280219

>>4280201
The Apple iPad Pro 12.9 with the Apple Pencil.
Once the next revision comes out, traditional art will be reduced to a small niche among old boomers who can't accept a changing world.

>> No.4280220

>>4280201

>>4273331

>> No.4280221

>>4280219
Fuck off apple cuck

>> No.4280222

>>4280201
I only do digital and trad separate nowadays.

>> No.4280223

sketching digitally and inking traditionally

>> No.4280224

>>4280219
Apple shill begone.

>> No.4280346

>sketch then digital
Someone explain why do so, to a beg? Seems like you're just tracing pen/cil lineart so might as well do digital in the first place?

>> No.4280412

>>4280201
sketch and ink traditionally, render digitally.

There's a certain slight texture/roughness, even in really clean linework that is traditional, that you can't emulate without special brushes digitally. It adds an aesthetic that I can't quite describe but it improves artwork with lines as a base immensely.

>> No.4280423

>>4280201
>wacom
replace it with huion and its 100% accurate

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4280433

>>4280346
I do it all the time. I usually do a bunch of gesture sketches/roughs/ thumbnails in my sketchbook then scan them and do a full piece digitally.
it's the best of both worlds. I get the lax setting of traditional where I can draw for hours with no eye strain and loosen up as much as possible. and I get the full tools and workflow of digital.
it's really nice and my art has noticeably improved from it.
pic related is art I did this way.

>> No.4280477

Yet another traditional vs digital worthless thread...

>> No.4280492

>>4280201
No rules, only tools.

>> No.4280595

>>4280433
very cool anon

>> No.4280598

>>4280346
i just like the feeling of pen/pencil on paper better, but i like the look of digital. it's a compromise.

>> No.4280611

>>4280433
blog? that’s dope

>> No.4280649

>>4280412
may you post an example (or a few) please?

>> No.4281041

>>4280201
All

>> No.4281242

>>4280611
https://www.instagram.com/benbrook.art/

>> No.4281441

>>4280201
For me its trad

When i go digital its almost like i forget everything i know like basic fucking anatomy

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>>4280223

>> No.4282329

>>4280202
>>4280216
This board is fucking useless lmao

>> No.4282365

>>4280201
>traditionally
Drawing "proper" is the right term. Tablets are for cheaters and hipsters. Get that fucking ink and paper you pleb.