Art is LIFE

[*Roria*]

So.... I love art but I'm not very good, I was wondering what people used? I want to get good so I'm asking you guys what do you use for art? I like to doodle letters but my hand writing is not very good but I still like to doodle them. I like to doodle flowers too. I just like to doodle things. I like to color skins too. Thanks so much for helping me!

 

[Oliiver]

So.... I love art but I'm not very good, I was wondering what people used? I want to get good so I'm asking you guys what do you use for art? I like to doodle letters but my hand writing is not very good but I still like to doodle them. I like to doodle flowers too. I just like to doodle things. I like to color skins too. Thanks so much for helping me! 3

Okay, so on my computer I use MS Paint and Firealpaca.
MS Paint is my main, where I sketch, line art, then colour.
Firealpaca is to make my picture transparent and add affects.

As for traditional, I use watercolour pencils and oil pastels.

 

[Liindy]

I use PaintTool SAI (which you pay for, but i found a way to get it for free) and FireAlpaca for making GIFs. In traditional, i only have access to crappy art materials, for example sharpies (which dont blend well) and crayola colored pencils. Im so poor on traditional art supplies i cri ;-;

 

[strawberriess]

I use Medibang Paint Pro (free), which is kind of related to Firealpaca. As for my tablet, it's a Wacom Intuos Pro (medium). However, if you're talking about traditional art, I use the basics (pencil, eraser, etc.), watercolor pencils, a white gel pen for effects, and microns for outlining. I'd probably just fill up a sketch book and see the improvement once it's done.

 

[*Roria*]

Okay, so on my computer I use MS Paint and Firealpaca.
MS Paint is my main, where I sketch, line art, then colour.
Firealpaca is to make my picture transparent and add affects.

As for traditional, I use watercolour pencils and oil pastels.

I use PaintTool SAI (which you pay for, but i found a way to get it for free) and FireAlpaca for making GIFs. In traditional, i only have access to crappy art materials, for example sharpies (which dont blend well) and crayola colored pencils. Im so poor on traditional art supplies i cri ;-;

I use Medibang Paint Pro (free), which is kind of related to Firealpaca. As for my tablet, it's a Wacom Intuos Pro (medium). However, if you're talking about traditional art, I use the basics (pencil, eraser, etc.), watercolor pencils, a white gel pen for effects, and microns for outlining. I'd probably just fill up a sketch book and see the improvement once it's done.

Okay, Thank you guys so much! I'll look into all of the online things and try things with the traditional stuff. (My mother is a crafter so I just steal some stuff. Hehe)

 

[Emviar]

I use a Wacom Intuos tablet and Clip Studio Paint, FireAlpaca and Corel Painter Essentials 5 (that one came with the tablet). Something I learned, though, is that there are no real "shortcuts" to getting good at art. Just having better software won't instantly make you better - you've got to spend time practicing and challenging yourself. There are plenty of tutorials online that could help.

I wish you the best in your artwork!

 

[DanielaParty]

I'm using a XP-Pen G430, but not as if I recommend it. I'm just lazy getting a new one. As program I use Krita. I tried Photoshop first but, Photoshop has so many Tools that It's confusing my head. less is more.