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>spend $1105 on art supplies since starting to draw since last June
>haven't finished one sketchbook

Does anyone else do this?

>> No.3315137

>>3315130
no one here is that stupid.

>> No.3315148

>>3315130
I havent't finished a single sketchbook and I have been drawing for years now.

I just get a new one when one starts to fill. Don't see it as the journey to fill the sketchbook, rather to improve.

>> No.3315207

>>3315148
ok now for the rest of us ADULTS does anyone else do this?

>> No.3315220

>>3315130
How on what?
Over the years I've bought some software's Adobe/Sai etc but mostly when on sale
I've got a small tablet that I use but am at a point in which I'd be better with a bigger one but I made a rule that I should only get one if I can earn enough from doing art to pay for it

>> No.3315337

It usually takes me half a year to finish a sketchbook because I draw a lot on loose papers with blank sides.

>> No.3315375

>>3315130
>he doesn't scavenge all his art supplies from thrift stores
ngmi

>> No.3315441

>>3315130
Considering that you tracked exactly how much you have spent, I suspect that you are to precious with your art supplies that hinders you from practicing or "wasting" your art supplies. I do that too sometimes with my paper - even with cheap copy paper and newsprint, but I have to remind myself to get over it and burn through all the paper like a motherfucker.

>> No.3315457
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3315457

>10 yeas old Bamboo
>pirate all software
>draw mostly in cheap kraft paper albums
>pencils from IKEA & regular ball point pens
>sketching on backsides of scrapped drafts of graduation project
>use basic paints to mix colors I ran out of long ago
>rubbish pieces of dense paper recycled as palettes
Feels good man

>> No.3315461

>>3315337
you're doing it wrong you're supposed to cut out and paste the good doodles in your sketchbook and then throw away the shit drawings.

>> No.3315475

>>3315130
what kind of idiotic shit is this?
I literally started my whole art career with a biro and some scrap paper, then bought more items when it became relevant

>> No.3315478

>>3315130
>$1105
you get some gold leafs? a mixtion liquid? becausi if you wasted that cash all on paint, i'm gonna stomp your guts out

>> No.3315486

No boughr a meidum inoutus pro. Got photoshop clip studio paint and paint tool sai for free. Sketch daily without any further investment .

>> No.3315491

>>3315130
I mean I bought several different windows/android tablets with active stylus to learn to draw but they're all too small at 10.6 each and the bigger ones are too expensive and/or don't have good pen tech.

So far Yogabook Android is my favourite since it has the proper drawing bad. But it has only a 2048 pressure pen. I'd like my full 4096 with tilt like on my Note 8

>> No.3315492

>>3315475
People like him waste their money on expensive shit they don't need either as 1) a way to make them think they're making progress or 2) a way to convince themselves that they should get started on making art as to not think they've wasted money. When in either case it's retarded and still a waste of money.

>> No.3315507

>>3315457
mr darger, you're behind on rent

>> No.3315514

>>3315130
I filled my first proper sketchbook in around 4 months, then the next one in 2 with most work being done in the space of one month, and now I'm halfway through a book in half a month.

You are NGMI.

>> No.3315562

>>3315130
>not pirating photoshop. In 2018

nigga what are you doing?

>> No.3315664

Why is everyone pretending like 1000 bucks worth of art supplies is a crazy big amount? I probably have spent that money on newsprint and regular charcoal pencils if you count in some small crap like drawing paper, mechanical pencil and disposable pens.

>> No.3315776

>>3315130
I spent that much on supplies in my first year of art school. It decreases as you go on.

>> No.3315813

>>3315130
>been drawing for almost 10 years now
>have only finished 3 sketchbooks
>the sketchbooks are 5.5x8.5 size

>> No.3316007

I used to draw with a blue pen on scratch paper for awhile

>> No.3316268

>>3315130
I spent 4000 on a nice laptop and 3 13" cintiqs, only managed to draw furry doodles and gave up because of depression

I figured that if I have money I can just pay people to just draw my sick fanatsies

>> No.3316388

>>3315813
yuck

>> No.3316391

>>3316268
>3 13" cintiqs
>3
why?

>> No.3316396

>>3316391
I gave one away, another I sold it for 300 and a commision because I thought I scratched the screen and later realized it had a film on it and the third one broke due to a storm electrical incident

>> No.3316399

>>3316396
fair enough then

>> No.3316405

>>3316399
But yeah, depression sucks I just bought another laptop that Cost 1900 and bought the new intous pro


I don't like the intous pro because it uses Bluetooth for wireless and it feels ghosty, but I told myself I would use it
> two months later and I still haven't used it

Sigh

>> No.3316484

>>3315130
When did "finishing a sketchbook" become a measure of an artist? Sketchbooks are meaningless, finished work is the goal. I don't really care how many sketchbooks an artist has, if I'm looking at their finished work in a gallery, or published somehow.

I have stacks of old sketchbooks, because having paper is good. But if you think it has anything to do with my final work, you're deluded, and need to stop listening to the try hards here.

>> No.3316488

>>3315461
I scan them, personally. Why lug around boxes of paper I will only rarely refer to?

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>>3316484
>you guys are just a bunch of tryhards, finishing sketchbooks isn't the measure of being a real artist!
>listen to me, I have tons of sketchbooks filled not that it matters or anything!
>it's your finished work that matters, like my finished work because I'm the real artist here!
>not that I'm trying hard to appear that way or anything!
Holy fucking shit dude

>> No.3316574

>>3316484
fucking dumbass I always scan Artist Alley for sketchbooks
I could care less about their posters.