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Anonymous 26/08/24(Mon)15:41 No. 846094

I’m really struggling with the transition from traditional art to digital. My hands are shaky, the pen feels hard and bulky, and I just can’t get my lines to look steady, even with stabilization. It’s honestly really discouraging.

Anonymous 26/08/24(Mon)18:12 No. 846096

I just draw traditional and then scan it and color digitally. I feel fine using digital paintbrushes but trying to actually draw/ink digital is a circle of hell for me.

Anonymous 26/08/24(Mon)19:02 No. 846097

>>846096
Same. I still start with pencil and paper, and then scan that. I just can't get used to drawing completely digitally no matter what hardware I use, or how long I try.

Anonymous 26/08/24(Mon)20:36 No. 846101

Thank you for starting a threat about this, but can you please show me pictures of each stage that you're talking about, it's just hard to imagine what exactly you are doing and what works or doesn't work for you

Anonymous 26/08/25(Tue)00:46 No. 846104

Just post pictures of anything at any stage please

Anonymous 26/08/25(Tue)02:50 No. 846105

File 178761903511.png - (235.86KB , 702x711 , NS3RMXe.png )

Whatever the result, create.

Anonymous 26/08/25(Tue)03:02 No. 846107

>>846105
What kind of retard would think that digital is not art. Most pastel and watercolor and crayon artists are not half the artists that pixel artists are. Yes, even the ones that are using 100 on 100 resolution, I would say especially those. Sorry no examples on the current device.

Anonymous 26/08/25(Tue)22:00 No. 846111

>>846107
Plenty of people, up until now, did not consider digital art to be art.

Anonymous 26/08/25(Tue)22:34 No. 846112

>>846111
Their concept of art is so incredibly poor, but what do I know to each his own.

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