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I haven't experience it myself nor have i seen one, but is it possible for an artist to have such as a night and day difference in ability with traditional / digital drawing?

>> No.4771960

>>4771958
*such a difference

>> No.4771962

depends on how much you depend on digital-only tools like color picking, ctrl+z, liquify, cropping, stretching, and so on

>> No.4772002

Yeah honestly digital is a medium in itself. Fundamentals might carry over from digital to traditional and vice versa, but each medium requires an understanding of particular techniques.

>> No.4772008

>>4771958
>analogue drawing
ahahhaahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah

>> No.4772026

>>4771958
If you do drawing and painting digitally you shouldn't have any trouble at all adjusting to traditional.

>> No.4772029

>>4772008
What are you spazzing out about?

>> No.4772202

>>4771958
Yes we exist, It's pretty embarrassing when you're a well paid (digital) professional artist who draws worse than amateur artist friends when you hang out to draw.

>> No.4772214

>>4772202
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWdD206eSv0

>> No.4772244

>>4772202
Aahhah I can relate so damn well to this holy fuck
I've got a few friends who I haven't made it yet but they draw so much better than me it's embarassing

>> No.4772253

>>4771958
no, unless youre drawing with a mouse or using vectors or something

>> No.4772262
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4772262

>>4772244
>who I haven't made it yet