If I want to transition into an intuos, will I lose the ability

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>>2875640
>he still draws on paper

>>2875640
No witchfag
Post some of your work though
Do you draw cute witches

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>>2875643
I'm an animator, here are some of my sketches.

>>2875640
To learn to draw on a tablet is just the same as drawing on paper but your neck won't hurt like an old man's.

I didn't got worse at drawing on paper, it's just so much more comfortable to use an intuos that I can barely tolerate bending over the desk to draw on paper.

>>2875640
Your brain doesn't replace things like that. It's not like you learn to ride a bike and forget how to walk.

Okay first of all
It doesn't actually matter because once you have a tablet you'll never draw traditional ever again, it's the art world we live in and frankly it's not half bad

Second of all no you won't. You might feel a little uneasy when you go to use traditional again because you can't undo but for the most part you'll be just fine, skills you learn in digital transfer over pretty easily

>>2875687
Are these really yours? Can I follow you? Hell, can you teach me your ways?

>>2875687
>animator
>badly done studies of animations
>gross oil stain
ok

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>>2875734
>>2875760

One person says i suck the other person wanna follow me lmao

>>2875790
>tfw this person won't let you follow them

Op here
>>2875707
ahh okay, thanks for that, but I don't really think drawing on paper hurts my back too much
>>2875724
>>2875732
That's good to hear, thanks guys!
also I'm not sure who the person posting pictures is but yaknow

>>2875687
I'd follow you. You're way better than average than most people here; I'd give 95% in this regard.

>not drawing best witch

0/10 would not follow NGMI

>>2875835
Who is best witch though?

>>2875687
that cat in the top left is fucking terrible but the rest is ok

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>>2875838
>Has to ask

>>2875687
>>2875790
:(

>>2875640
>If I want to transition into an intuos
The list of genders seems to become longer every day.

>>2876114
kuk

tl;dr: Pretty much no. But you'll want ctrl+z sometimes.

If you practice on both you should be fine. But then again I use a cintiq... so I'm practically drawing on paper. However, if you're using something like an intuos you'll go through a little learning curve when using it. It's a little weird at first, but you'll get over it. Once you get used to drawing digitally it will be just as easy as drawing on paper. Only thing I can really think of affecting you when it comes to drawing on paper, is wanting to ctrl+z.

>>2875687
>>2875790
Dude, learn to vary your line weights jesus, everything is flat as fuck.

>>2875732
>It doesn't actually matter because once you have a tablet you'll never draw traditional ever again
Fuck off. Not everyone takes or even likes to use digital

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>>2875640
i draw on both intous pro medium and on paper. you'll be fine. just keep both up.

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>>2876560
is lineweight even that important? There are good artist out there who don't use lineweight at all and their art still look good. flat is an aethestics.

Just

Just do both?

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I went to an intuos TO STOP drawing on paper and painting on canvas. When you reach a point that you want to start sharing what you made with the world, finding ways of getting it online can be a hassle. Photographs require an annoying setup to get decent detail and things that are small enough to scan usually requires touch ups in PS which is dishonestly representing thr physical work. Digital has made creating illustrations and sharing them easy, and cut down exponentially on material costs.

Should be noted I don't think anyone should learn fundamentals on digital though. There is something to be said about the crippling anxiety and depression that hits when you've worked 12 hours on something just for it to be ruined by not planning ahead enough and ruining the composition your piece. It really drills the "don't do that again" into your brain. That or learn digitally and stay away from undo.

>>2876712
>It really drills the "don't do that again" into your brain.
Also, the number one morale breaker, so I don't know, anon. Sounds digital is the best way.

>>2876713
no, he is right. that's why i prefer ink and watercolor. the struggle is real.

the "never that mistake again" effect is the best way to feel what you do for me. there is dust on my cintiq.

>>2876580
That image doesn't look completed though, like a sketch instead.

For full drawings, line weight helps. Obviously not necessary if the drawing itself is very good, but it all depends on what you want to do.

The things you people worry about...

>>2876580
for an animator yes, absolutely