What are good art things to buy if you can afford it?

>>2365835
if you have tons of money you can pay for you own studio and get people to model for you. rent a gallery, be a normie, etc.

>>2365835
Get a pen to ink your work with

if you can afford it, stretch your own canvases. the difference between the pre-stretched canvases and cotton duck or linen you stretch yourself is night and day. it's also great because you can take canvas off stretcher bars and reuse them for a new painting, so down the road you are saving some money. it's just an investment up front to buy the stuff you need.

>>2368542
Yup, even better us to get a high quality drop-cloth and use it instead of art store bullshit. Often very similar thread count and way heavier.

Also, hardboard and gesso it yourself is a great "go fuck yourself" to op'd art stores.

A good drawing table with angular surface, an easel, good lights, different sculpts, many canvases, paints, bruches, pencils etc.

If I had to prioritise, Ill start with a new spacious apartment/studio, then a drafting table and a setup that doesnt break my back. Thats all I need right now; I could do with my current supplies, I just want to be more comfortable when Im working.
A cintiq and a second monitor would be next, to make my workflow a bit more efficient (possibly more accurate hand/eye coordination on cintiq, and so that I dont have to alt-tab for references)