Trying Digital Painting... Take 2!

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[ssavaart]

For anyone wanting to try it out. They have free demo versions.

[holycarp]

It's just the "I did it! 😊"
He's so wholesome 😭!!

[AmazingMelodiesYouTube]

The amount of times I wish I had an undo button while painting or sewing

[fakemoth]

It's actually impressive how fast you adapted to digital art

[Sunnyside_sol]

"BLOW DRYER!"
Why did that make me smile-

[Live_Laugh_Loathe]

The most fun part about digital art is definitely the undo button, but I think going out of your comfort zone would be good! Besides the best kind of art is the art that the artist enjoyed making

[meowwzy]

Honestly, the end results look pretty similar to your traditional art, great job!

[fortsmostwanted]

Very impressive how you’re able to keep your style even with a very different medium and technique. It’s really hard to go from traditional to digital suddenly, you’re nailing it

[not-so-obvious_autism]

The way he sounded so proud of himself when he said *“I did it!”* warmed my heart it was literally so cute 🥹💘✨

[Bealzabub]

Digital art definitely takes a huge learning curve to figure out the program and which one works best for you but I'm glad you're finding a direction!

[Reeeevy]

Why is this so good- the fact that you can just “try out” a completely new medium and make something 10x as good as I can is crazy. share some of the talent with the rest of us 😭

[junebug]

I think it’s easier to approach digital art as a traditional artist if you don’t think of comparing traditional mediums to digital brushes. Instead of trying to find a brush that works exactly like watercolour or gouache, look for a brush which gives the effect you are looking for that you can layer and manipulate to look like traditional art. Hope this is helpful:)

[Secret_Truth]

I had to draw digitally because I have tremors in my hands and its been like that since I was probably 12. Most digital art programs have stabilization features which just help me steady my lines allowing me to draw like normal. I have a lot of respect for those who can do traditional art but I have the same respect for those who take the time to understand digital art without bashing it as being something "weird" or less "artistic" than traditional. Thank you for giving it a shot and finding what works for you!

[nonstoryadict]

This reminds me of when I'm drawing on paper I try and zoom in and then I'm like *"Wait-"* 😭

[apple_cyder]

Ok can we talk about the “Blow drier!" for a second? He’s so happy I love it😭

[WilloWik]

I feel like digital art acts as an entirely different medium rather than a digital replacement for physical art. There’s lots of things you can do that make digital art unique, and lots of things you can do in watercolor/gouache/acrylic that make them unique! Personally I’m a huge digital art fan, but I also abuse layers, clipping/masks, layer types, and all sorts of post-processing. That’s where the fun comes in for me!

[mouse_buster.]

"They both came out as a disaster."

bruh, that art is better than mine-

[hatofsad]

Be careful when doing digital art often, because when i move back to traditional after doing digital for a bit I often find my self looking for the undo button when drawing on paper, and then getting greatly annoyed when I discover I need to use an eraser.

[AustinJASMR]

That little "I did it" was so wholesome omg

[Dahalx]

Please keep trying digital art. I want to dabble in it but there are almost no "how to" videos like these. I need these so I can make a decision. I would even watch a long form video of you sharing your experiences and reviews of digital art supplies.