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Drawing On Paper Vs Digital Reddit. They each have their advantages, but there's no reason. It seems that many renowned manga artists still prefer using traditional hand drawn methods rather than using technology to draw. Every serious entertainment artist should eventually move to digital art because it’s easier for painting and preferred by professionals. Paper is more accessible and affordable to begin learning and the fundamental skills like perspective & anatomy & colour theory etc carry over to. Here is a list of pros and cons as i see it. You can make different brush strokes (custom too), alot of shortcuts including that, making shapes. You have more control over your lines, and you won't get distracted by all the. Digital you can change and backtrack alot of stuff. While the digital possibilities are vast and very tempting, i still see advantages in the oldschool method of drawing on paper. But if that’s the case, why even bother with traditional drawing at all? Draw digitally when you have your tablet, want to save paper, or want to work on a digital piece. In my opinion, paper and pencil is better when you're just starting out.

Digital you can change and backtrack alot of stuff. Every serious entertainment artist should eventually move to digital art because it’s easier for painting and preferred by professionals. It seems that many renowned manga artists still prefer using traditional hand drawn methods rather than using technology to draw. While the digital possibilities are vast and very tempting, i still see advantages in the oldschool method of drawing on paper. In my opinion, paper and pencil is better when you're just starting out. You can make different brush strokes (custom too), alot of shortcuts including that, making shapes. Paper is more accessible and affordable to begin learning and the fundamental skills like perspective & anatomy & colour theory etc carry over to. But if that’s the case, why even bother with traditional drawing at all? You have more control over your lines, and you won't get distracted by all the. They each have their advantages, but there's no reason.

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Drawing On Paper Vs Digital Reddit Here is a list of pros and cons as i see it. Every serious entertainment artist should eventually move to digital art because it’s easier for painting and preferred by professionals. Paper is more accessible and affordable to begin learning and the fundamental skills like perspective & anatomy & colour theory etc carry over to. But if that’s the case, why even bother with traditional drawing at all? While the digital possibilities are vast and very tempting, i still see advantages in the oldschool method of drawing on paper. Digital you can change and backtrack alot of stuff. You have more control over your lines, and you won't get distracted by all the. Here is a list of pros and cons as i see it. In my opinion, paper and pencil is better when you're just starting out. Draw digitally when you have your tablet, want to save paper, or want to work on a digital piece. You can make different brush strokes (custom too), alot of shortcuts including that, making shapes. It seems that many renowned manga artists still prefer using traditional hand drawn methods rather than using technology to draw. They each have their advantages, but there's no reason.