Starro-maggaro

Some people say that problems spice up your life, but I don't like spicy stuff ;-;

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Thanks, older sister :3

But they suggested to draw it on paper first, then transfer to digital, and I'm wondering if that's a good way to go about learning to draw on digital. Like, cause you would trace it on your device or something, I dunno. You're the older sister, you're smart and good at art. I need thy advice please

Unco

Overworking? Asdfghjkl

We'll see when I stop procrastinating

Crimmy

Ah, fair enough, xD.

But take a break every once in a while.

Unco

I've kinda spent the whole day taking a break via procrastination. Tonight may get busy, I'll see (cause it's currently 3.21PM for me)

Tadpole

I always start on paper, then digitalize it :)

Do you have a stylus and tablet? If not, I have a real easy fix to making lines straight (even if you do have one). Also, I could show you a step by step process via pictures of how I complete my pieces :)

Crimmy

Hmph, fine. It's 11:23.PM for me.

Uncle

Same here

Gotta love late nights on WP

I used to draw traditionally and then take a picture of the art and trace is on my tablet; but now I've gotten so used to digital with the ability to zoom in a fix stuff I barely ever do traditional first anymore...

Niece

Ah, yes. Love 'em.

I got a tablet this christmas, and worked with a trackpad on a computer before. I'm still not used to it. But, I gotta say: that undo button, and the zooming is a life saver. ;)