two types of digital artists...

Don't look at the computer screen at 0:26

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[jackisawesome]

When I turned into the shrimp monster I was afraid at first, but I learned that perfection is worth every ache and creak as my spine expires and my new shell took form

[ferdinandjoyes]

You forgot the artists who draw on their phone with nothing but their fingers and still producing god-like art.

[projectpatientanarchy]

Then there are the "draws with the mouse" artist, the "drawing on their phone USING THEIR FINGER" artist, and the "draws on their phone using a stylus" artist

[notyourjakey]

Getting a display tablet improved my digital art... by making it more like my traditional art. It didn't magically change the skills I had, it just changed the skills I was using to be closer to what I was already good at. Though it definitely felt magical the first few times I used it! (And sometimes that magic feeling comes back when I find a cool new program or brush 😁)

[azj_]

"Do you get it?"
"Yes..."
"What did it cost?"
*"MY BACK"*

[pronoobie]

Jokes on you, I'm a pen tablet artist and still get back pain. The best of both worlds.

[Pearlimations]

is nobody gonna talk about how he pretty much rickrolled us ?

[aqowamancows]

As a display tablet artist I can confirm every single one of us is like this please help

[chimoshi]

A little known fact, but the more money you spend on equipment like pens, tablets, computers, and monitors, the better your art becomes. This is regardless of technique, understanding of art fundamentals, or experience.

[hanac]

I prefer the screenless tablets. I like how my hand isn't in the way and it feels natural as long as you get used to it 8) My posture is as bad as when using a screen though lol.

[victoriapulcifer]

So am I the only person alive that actually likes that I can look directly up at the screen with a straight back and without my whole ass forearm and hand getting in the way

[slimshady]

Even in such a video, you somehow managed to rickroll us. If that's not talent, i don't know what is!

[ashenlily]

I had a similar problem, one of the ways that helped me is to lower the seating position while placing the tablet on a 45 degree angle; I managed this with a large desk easel. This will aid in keeping the spine straight and relieve pressure on the neck as you are now eye level with the tablet 🌟

[samdak]

"My back hurts a little 👹"




(his voice i cant 😭😭😭😭😭)

[flyingstonemon]

The deepsea hunchback artist, a factual tale on the life of an indoor comic maker

[marion]

XD I'm that type who is drawing on my phone with my finger and I really wish I can have tablet for drawing :)

[harunawkwk]

And there is the godly phone user who use finger to draw but still manage to create amazing art

[pancewarrior]

I don't know if I'm allowed to say this but there's a third type of artist too... The one who was doomed to use a mouse...

Help where do I find these pen tablets😭

[tonkinthehanoian]

Gosh that's some great variation of Metamorphosis.

[Okuajub]

folks who have there screen tablets laying down like that are on a whole different level. I keep mine as vertical as possible and it's saved me from having to hunch so much.