Traditional or Digital?

[Zerlina]

I like drawing by hand and colouring digitally, or else doing pixel art purely on the comp.

Just wondering since most of you said you have tablets, is it worth the price? Or is it something you end up using if you happen to have it (from siblings, presents, parents etc) but wouldn't go out of your way to get? Does it take a lot of getting used to or is it fairly like hand drawing?

[Ben]

Im on my third cheap one.
Im going to by this soon
http://www.wacom.com/cintiq/cintiq-12wx.php

[Red Giant]

$999? That's like the maximum my wallet can hold.

[Archem]

I'm cel-shaded, and can hold about $9999.

The problem is, I'm always wasting that money on bombs and arrows.

[Zerlina]

I'm cel-shaded, and can hold about $9999.

The problem is, I'm always wasting that money on bombs and arrows.

I hear if you go to the zoo and take two steps forward, teleport to the old cave, then surf up and down along the coast line, you'll get infinite bombs and arrows.

Or mewtwos, I can't remember.

[fruckert]

I prefer "traditional" art, mostly due to the actual look of texture in the canvas/paper/whatever the hell you're doing, and the fact that I just respect the fact that you can't CTRL+Z it a bit more.
That being said, digital art rawks a mighty large one too.
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That was a horrible um...whatever the word is.

[Darkfox]

I do lean more towards traditional these days it seems. I've been in a slump so I'm trying to do more.

[Prpl_Mage]

I prefer digital arts lately since I can Undo my mistakes. Also I can copy parts and such.

Another good thing is that you don't see the lines after erasing - it totally screws a good picture.

And yes. I'm a MS paint man. A right-clicka.

BUT : when it comes to exhibition and such in museums and such - traditional art. It's just sad when you can see pixels in a painting.

[Ben]

a refurbished cintiq goes for around 6-8 hundred canadian bucks. Ive got just shy of ten grand coming my way sometime in the next year...when that day comes, a sweet *** desktop, a cintiq, and a **** ton of beer. then the rest will go toward responsible things. My financial managment skills are sub-par.

[Fisherson]

Persoanly I love both, but I prefer digital. I can do all sorts of stuff with it that I can't do on my sketch pad. Though not so much since I lost my Paintshop Pro..... :/