Would you rather?

I'd choose great drawing because it translates into great painting down the line anyway

>>2944080
I feel like members of each group always say they want to be in the other group.

>1556 A.D.
>still falling for the disegno o colore meme

>>2944087
this

>>2944080
You have no clue about what you are saying, init?

What the fuck type of stupid question is this?

>>2944087
>>2944099

>Skill transfer

its dont

>>2945828

Yes, it does.

Having a strong underdrawing fixes probably two thirds of the problems you'd encounter at the painting stage and will speed up your process like nobody's business. As an anon who prefers painting I know this for a fact, if I dive into the painting stage too early it just kicks the can down the road and forces you to fix a bunch of bullshit you wouldn't have needed to fix if you'd planned your painting better. You certainly can be a shit draughtsman and a good painter (plenty of painters don't even bother with underdrawings) and vice versa, but to behave like they're not complimentary skills is ridiculous.

>>2944080
Drawing skills. I'm mostly aiming towards improving that in the first place. Besides a simple color job on a great drawing can still be very good on its own. All I need to do is understand I'm a mediocre painter so I don't destroy my drawings.