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I'm gonna try to get more interaction, so daily art questions. I'll try to keep up with them, even if no one answers. Here we go!
Do you primarily draw/do art traditionally or digitally?
Mar 18, 2022
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I love both! I’m primarily traditional right now, however (thanks for breaking surface pen 😒)
digitally!
Digitally.👩🏿‍🎨
Digital
I mostly do digital for full illustrations and carry around a sketchbook for doodles and sketches!
In the last month I primarily draw digital, because I just started to learn digital art, but in general I draw primarily traditional.
Right now, I (seem) to be really into sculpting, so I like to do that traditionally. Although, the last painting I did was for my webcomic, and that was digital. In short: I guess it depends on my mood. 😂😅
Traditionally, I’ve never really tried digital art at least not seriously but I just don’t have any tools for it
Digitally, my work requires it and it's easier and cheaper to do studies also (:
I do digital primarily, but I still do traditional sometimes, especially when I only want a quick sketch and setting up is too tedious :))
I prefer digital way much than traditional, but atm I've been doing only traditional since my tablet broke and I'm trying to get better at it
i usually do digital art but i love using watercolors and acrylics!
I usually do art digitally
As for traditional art..I sometimes doodle a bit Haha
Wbu? :D
Both.. it depends on my mood
It depends on the day for me. Like some days I'll draw digitally on my phone since im allowed to be on it during that class but other times, I'll just doodle in my notes cause my teacher doesn't allow phones during class. Over all I think i "complete" drawings digitally but I just doodle or sketch more traditionally, if that makes any sense ·^·
Traditionally cause I can’t use my tablet that’s hooked up to my PC during the week
Digitally. I wish I did more traditional art but atm I am kinda broke so I am very self conscious of making mistake= accidentally wasting resources :( I used to do a lot of traditional back in the day tho