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Both traditional and digital art has their own advantages and disadvantages imo as someone who draw both digital and traditionally. traditional art feels easier and more comfy to do, but the supplies are rather pricey for my budget, vulnerable to errors and damages and a little tricky to get certain effect we want. thus digital art is more cheaper, efficient, with lots of filters and effect we can apply, the layers to make separate parts, and also assets we can get anywhere and put it into the art, but it is a bit more uncomfortable when you don't have a good device and don't used to it (as someone who draw in freestyle (i don't really remember the exact word, but it's a term for someone who draw without sketching first), it always look horrible in digital art that i often gave up and delete it before i even finish) |
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Tradition drawing has always been hard for me since it doesn't come as naturally as graphic design. While I do draw from time to time, I'm mostly overpowered by personal thoughts to continue. Glad to see you've continued to keep going for so long! Totally can relate to that! :0 I really appreciate the compliment too <3 everyone has their thing that works for them no? ^^ it may not always be easy but once one finds their rhythm they will never stop dancing :3 by CreativeCaty; ; Report |
Exactly my thoughts! Both mediums have their own unique qualities and also disadvantages but they are both great art forms, all art forms are (except for AI ofc bcuz fuck that, it's just lazy slop-)
but I for instance work around the fact I can't freestyle on a digital device by sketching my drawing in pencil on paper first, taking a pic and then turning it digital :3 if ya wanna know more about the process I'll be happy to share :))
by CreativeCaty; ; Report