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HELLO GUYS! WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE WAY IN CREATING ART PIECES? IS IT DIGITAL OR TRADITIONAL? IS IT ONLY SKETCH OR FULL DRAWING? WHAT ABOUT COLORS? PENCILS, MARKERS, PENS, WATERCOLOR, GOUACHE? ARE YOU ABLE TO CHOOSE?Feb 17, 2021
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Well I love both traditional and digital so >>
Traditional: oil painting, fully coloured, more realistic colours
Digital: fully coloured, bright colours
Traditional: oil painting, fully coloured, more realistic colours
Digital: fully coloured, bright colours
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•Depends on my mood, I guess. I used to prefer traditional (graphite on paper) the most, but after doing digital for a while, I started to prefer that. But lately, I've been doing more traditional art. Sketching and lineart come a lot more naturally to me when I'm doing traditional, but I love the colors and effects I can get digitally!
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•TRADITIONAL! OIL PAINTS BUT ANY WAY DOESN'T HAVE TO BE FINISHED OR SKETCHY, ALL IS GOOD - ALL THE COLOURS!
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•Hmm it really depends! I like both, and frequently use my tablet for digital art and a sketchbook, pencil and pens too for more rough and quick ideas. I also use watercolours whenever I do paint traditionally!
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•MY FAVORITE WAY IS DIGITAL. IF I WANT TO RELAX I USUALLY DO A MESSY SKETCH, BUT I LIKE THE FEELING OF A FINISHED DRAWING SO THAT'S WHAT I DO MOST. COLORS ARE MOSTLY DARK TO CREATE A MOOD. WHAT ABOUT YOU?
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•My favorite way to create art is traditional. Starts with pencil sketch, lining with black or coloured Liners, colouring with alcohol markers and optimising with ink and pencils. I really love the whole progress, it's really challenging that not many mistakes can be redone and the feeling of using the markers and pencils kind of calms me down and acts like a mental therapy for me 
My favourite artworks are full coloured characters with fulk background.
I'm quite experienced with different artstyles, techniques and art materials thanks to many years of more or less professional school art and could use whatever I want most likely. I would need some training time though to get to the same level or higher like I do with my copic markers.
My favourite artworks are full coloured characters with fulk background.
I'm quite experienced with different artstyles, techniques and art materials thanks to many years of more or less professional school art and could use whatever I want most likely. I would need some training time though to get to the same level or higher like I do with my copic markers.
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•I like drawing in both traditional and digital, especially when adding colors to a full drawing.
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•I like doing traditional more than digital tbh. Idk the feel of a real pencil and paper and just. Sketching. But I do more digital art so uh-
Usually I start a sketch, doodle it in, then come back to it later and finish it up with color!
I sketch with a regular wooden pencil, then do the lineart with a sharpie or pen, and then I color it all with Prismacolor pencils!
I am always able to choose ofc.
Usually I start a sketch, doodle it in, then come back to it later and finish it up with color!
I sketch with a regular wooden pencil, then do the lineart with a sharpie or pen, and then I color it all with Prismacolor pencils!
I am always able to choose ofc.
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•I'm in Team traditional art and use almost every kind of medium I get my hands on (except for chalk charcoal. I can't stand dirty hands 
). Water colours a one of my favorites but gouache or ink is nice, too. But I also use markers, coloured pencils, pencild, acrylic paints, paint marker ... Maybe I'm addicted to drawing materials 
). Water colours a one of my favorites but gouache or ink is nice, too. But I also use markers, coloured pencils, pencild, acrylic paints, paint marker ... Maybe I'm addicted to drawing materials •
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I really like working with watercolors and ink or micron pens. But I got into digital art recently with coloring my ink drawings. It's pretty fun too, but sometimes it's hard to decide what medium to pick.
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•I've been all traditional pre-COVID and started learning how to do digital this year. I like it a lot better. I love painting big pieces , but you always feel like you've gotta have an amazing ideas before starting so not to waste resources. Now, I just make a new file and make whatever. So much easier to stay motivated and get a lot of practice in
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•I've mostly done traditional, but I'd really like to try digital, specifically to do animation/animatics. I also love watercolors and acrylics.
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•Usually Id go with something Im familiar with (mostly digital)- but yknow, in order to get familiar, you gotta try first- even if its ugly- cuz even mountains start as pebbles-
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