How many professionals still draw on pen and paper and simply

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2016-05-20 17:36:38 Post No. 2529553
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Anonymous 2016-05-20 17:36:38 Post No. 2529553 [Report]

How many professionals still draw on pen and paper and simply use digital tablets as some kind of retouching tool.

I guess I can't do entirelly oil stuff digitally.

It's like comparing a digital VST versus playing a real instrument.

I'm planning on doing some HD pixel art that way.

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>>2529553
Not sure if this is what you had in mind, but Jake Parker posted a process video the other day. He sketches digitally, then inks and colors traditionally. https://tmblr.co/Zyo1Fw26aIVzD

I never thought to invert the process and sketch on the computer then print it out...

Anonymous 2016-05-21 12:50:09 Post No.2530524
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>>2529553
I'm not professional by any means. but ink and graphite as a medium is my favorite. It's a lot of real skill you can't erase.

How many professionals still draw on pen and paper and simply

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