two kinds of traditional artists...

plot twist: they're both broke.

don't look at the toilet paper 0:33

I make digital art, mostly digital paintings. Follow me here:

[void-creature]

Drawing 2B with a 2B pencil.
Very clever.

[danzkez]

As an artist who draws with tools I found in the trash. This is very accurate

[karimi]

remember: if its in the classroom floor when everyone else is gone, that only means its previous owner didn't protect it enough and it's gonna get thrown away if you don't take it (especially if it's a really nice sakura micron pen)

[chimkencaesarsaladman]

As someone who draws half and half in digital and traditional, I can say that the best rubber I own i stole from a child at the summer camp I work at

[craboo]

The optimal equipment set up:
1. Old mechanical pencil
2. Old notebook or sketchbook
3. An incredibly boring morning college lecture
4. Minimal sleep prior to class

[chesceaktv]

Number 2 is very relatable...but I think being able to draw on a toilet paper is something of a godly talent

[panenaket]

Being able to draw a portrait of Rick Astley on toilet paper with just a stolen pencil requires great talent dude.

[MitridatedCarbon]

I'm digital now, but when I draw traditional I was like a weird hobo combination of the 2. Different pencils of all kind, ink pens and colours but all cheap. Like i use disposable ink pens and if I run out of 0.5, I use a normal bic pen. I might share my marker selection with my three year old nephew, use abandoned A4/A3 printing paper from where I worked and keep a pencil until is like 1 cm long. The cool thing is that you slowly lose your sanity, thus you get more creative. Also learn weird techniques, like combining pen shading with colored pencils makes for a cool shading effect. Or using the fresh blood of your scraped index finger (got from using a pencil too short) as a cool distortion effect (don't do it, I was desperate.).

[BodyInAbyss-HeartInParadise]

The second one is so accurate, one time I got desperate and I ended up drawing on a juice box.

[FedoraLloyd]

I’ve always liked mechanical pencils the most. It’s a lot easier to be precise with them than it is with a wooden one.

[kazuma_matata]

It doesn’t matter what kind of art supplies you have as long as you are passionate enough to create ART.

[maxcraftobjectssituated]

Me, a digital artist: I use the same thickness for everything, just different brushes

[jeffbeezos]

as an "artist" whose drawing skills are borderline acceptable, any type of drawing utensil works. even if your pencil is a stick from some park you found and your paper is the ground you're standing on, it's still art as long as you enjoy it

[derpplayer]

As a artist who draws with whatever spawns in my drawer I can confirm that this is true

[tableswithoutchairs]

As someone that can draw horribly, every time I read the comments on ronillust’s videos I feel like I’m breaking into a society where everyone is just extremely talented and I just gotta blend in and pretend I’m good at art

[GrimCrumbz]

I remember one time in high school a kid asked what kind of pencil I used to draw because he wanted to draw like me. And I literally used a cheap mechanical pencil that I found on the hallway floor. It doesn’t matter what assets you have, if you’re passionate enough, you can create incredible things.

[loganh]

the mechanical pencil without the eraser hits different

[ChiDestiny]

I have got so many good art supplies from the floor. One was a beautiful paint pen worth around $6 for ONE... sucks to whoever lost it 🤷‍♀️

[KarrotYT]

Every artist can make beautiful art no matter what supplies they use <3

[obi-wan-pierogi]

I draw digitally. But I don’t use clipping masks and erase the shit that goes over my lineart manually cause I think it’s fun : )