Lefty Disadvantages

>>2946656
I hope not.
The only disadvantage I encountered so far is with calligraphy, and I don't really care much about that.

Stay away from tools with ergonomic grips.

Your parents buying needlessly expensive "left-handed art supplies" and people asking why all your artwork is upside down when opening your ringed art diary.

>>2946656
If you draw in traditional style, you'll get your hand messy, but other than that, it's all fine.

>>2946665

>left handed
>do not draw upside down
>no need to buy left handed art supplies

hmm

>>2946669
Maybe I'm doing something wrong then? I draw upside down on occasion but tend to use loose leaf or canvas when doing so. I haven't needed to use left-handed supplies since I was in high school.

I'm referring to the smaller little booklet diaries.

Only thing I've encountered as a lefty is indeed drawing on the other side as expected in ringed sketchbooks. I did notice however that there is an unusually large amount of lefties in my life-drawing groups and sketchclub when compared to the art-unrelated groups i'm part of (sports, for example.)

no.

>>2946656
People who are left handed are more likely to get schizophrenia

>>2946656
Steve Huston is left handed, you can make it anon

There was a talk about Wacom not thinking about lefties when designing their products, the Cintiqs had a rough start if I'm not mistaken because they didn't release a driver that recognizes the tablet is upside down for lefty use. At least that's what I've read from some reviews. There's no issue with it right now though.

>>2946656
I'm right handed yet draw with left hand just because. There is no disadventage.