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anon with quesadillawizard come talk 2 me tell me ur secrets
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or ask me questions
mars6755
best tips for people trying to learn how to pivot from paper drawing to digital
dragon7309
what is my anonymous handle I must know
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that depends, are you using a tablet with screen or is it just the pressure one because the pressure one has a much steeper learning curve because you are developing muscle memory
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dragon you have to leave a secret or ask a question or im gonna be SAD
mars6755
I had a pressure one and I'm gonna sell it because that disconnect was killing me ... now I have a yogabook with a touchscreen, so I'm hoping I can do more with that
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my main tips would be find a brush you vibe with and make use of stabilizers
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whatt program do you use?
mars6755
CSP
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me t oo!
mars6755
omg teach me senpai
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my favorite brushes are: BASIC PENCIL and a pen called "the Good Pen"
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i'll go get it for you
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Good pen - CLIP STUDIO ASSETS
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here my child, an inker that acts like trad. media
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another thing that helps is not drawing on an entirely white canvas because it can be hard on your eyes and can be intimidating
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choose a soft gray
king8867
^good advice. i personally usually do some kind of tan/beige/light brown as a neutral, especially if i wanna work with warmer tones on the overall piece
king8867
soft grey is good for being temperature neutral though
mars6755
/bows to you both
mars6755
also what size canvas do you even start with because I am never sure
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I use around 4000x4000px
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you can always crop
mars6755
Digital art being so commonplace wasn't a thing until I was out of school so trying to look for resources and things is ... overwhelming
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but starting big makes sure you can resize stuff
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and because one of my friends who started digital art didnt know about opacity, always feel free to fiddle with the opacity of your brushes to get a softer or harder line