It's kind of weird when you think about it. Why are most people right handed?

Practice... Practice... Practice! We gon' get there! (If you've not already in these 8 years lol.)

No. Not easy at all. That is why so many of us are literally just doing our own thing.

That's why being a comic book artist is only for people who like to draw

★_Vizualize_★ well you can be right but for most people who do that as there career is because they love it and in that case its not that depressing

I hear ya. I 'm a freelance artist too and I'm already preparing myself to work through the Thanksgiving break.

thats called exploitation

Is not for you lol . That's the whole point of being a artist duhh!!!! Do what your good at.

what i do is i buy inking pens and use them for the outlines, and then for filling in things like hair i use a small brush and dip it into my ink bottle and just color it in

with non-photo blue lead in some specific scanners and settings on photoshop the blue will not be picked up. This is a staple used in animation as well as comic book page prototypes. You can use it to doodle out concepts and clean up with india ink/G-Pen/fine paint brush. Hope this helps.

It's a drafting pencil like a Staedtler

brain gamer how?

Fans pay more money for original art that is closer to the final book version than an unfinished version. The traditional art is tangible and something they can hold on to, so they place greater monetary value on it. Basically many will feel that since everything they saw published isn't in the page, that it isn't the "real" art piece. This has actually been an ongoing debate in the artistic community when it comes to reproductions and questions such as "what is the original?" Is the original the pencils, the inks, the combined one on the computer. If the pencil is the original, what are all the things added into the image that aren't in pencils? There are a lot of books, but one of the ones that talks about it in depth is by Walter Benjamin "The Work of Art in the Age of Industry." I don't agree with him on many of his conclusions, but he brings up many questions that address how the viewer responds to artwork.

Pffffffffft, it literally doesnt but thanks for playing. Weird people obsessed with shitting on digital process really chap my ass. There's no rational explanation for declaring something like this-- its just what Brain Gemer has deciided