Traditional Art Is Dying!

[@quackquack7537]

traditional wont ever die it will always be there on the back of your notebook.

[@juuzou7332]

Ue

[@bubba9276]

Until note books are obsolete

[@ZenitsuKunn]

@@bubba9276 sheeesh

[@sonicmaiden2871]

@@bubba9276 paper and cardboard will always be a thing because they're used for packaging for some products. Wallcoverings are made from paper as well and I don't see them going out of use anytime soon.

[@bubba9276]

@@sonicmaiden2871 until humans.... are obsolete

[@richmondarellano6078]

For some reason when I try to draw traditionally I always get that feeling that you can never get from drawing digitally, the satisfaction that you get from the pencil hitting the paper, the sound and texture that you feel when drawing, the pressure that you can't have many mistakes in paper, and most importantly the overall feeling of drawing traditionally. It just all feels so natural per se. So personally I prefer traditional drawing, no matter how inconvenient it may become in the future.

[@ahmedhazem4721]

ikr, sometimes that shit is too slippery.

[@Idarnar]

I feel the same way!!

[@zenithchan1646]

Broooo but copy and paste? That would be a the best if it exist in traditional art

[@zenithchan1646]

Also, one thing i really hate in traditional art is the when you erase the line will still be there

[@lorainejustice]

@@zenithchan1646 Maybe you need other pens or different paper orrr another eraser brand.

[@sketchypencil1149]

i would say that traditional professional art is dying, traditional art, i think, should stay alive in private art for a while more

[@kuzomari]

Couldn't agree more!

[@KingFluffs]

@channelofstuff The whole video could be used for Wacoms new string of drawing tablets and it wouldn't feel out of place.

[@omeismordaunt6224]

@channelofstuff been keeping up with the sun too huh 😹 keep them pencils handy haha

[@mistergun0054]

Not more, forever ever.

[@rhythm1054]

It won't die......good things never die, we just won't let it skills like traditional dances or even traditional old instruments that nobody wants in their music anymore still exists.

[@shadowfox4027]

I've been a traditional artist for over 13 years now and I agree. Digital art has now become the normal expectation for publishing etc..

[@davidtheartist8179]

Sad but true

[@animekingediting2392]

True

[@aamadmi1729]

@@davidtheartist8179 how that sad?

[@Yarnooee]

@@aamadmi1729 well, that is because people feel sad when technology that emotionally connected gone.

[@bruuhh345]

@@aamadmi1729 cause he loves traditional art

[@thatoneguy4504]

Sketching traditional will always be a thing for me for illustrations Pencil on paper just has a good feeling

[@skyleyton3229]

I love the feeling of pencil on paper

[@kuzomari]

I love it too! Thats one of the reasons why i do so much traditional on the channel 🙂

[@Acidbiscuits_এ]

@@kuzomari till day majority of digital artists start on paper and pencil then move to digital

[@animdoodle]

And the sounds too

[@ultravio.]

yea i agree and its fun going shopping for supplies ! i love the stores like micheals

[@Crucial_End]

The entertainment industry have been dominated by digital art for several years now. Traditional is and will continue to dominate the fine art industry. People enjoy entertainment digitally but they want physical paintings to hang on their walls, statues in their gardens etc. There will also always be that element of awe people feel for traditional art aswell. Both digital and traditional require the same skills and discipline so at the end of the day digital is just a medium like oil paint or marble.

[@quackquack7537]

I AGREE i find digital art entertaining too wat ch and on traditional art i do for self satisfaction

[@mlvdoodles]

EXACTLY. In the entertainment field, it's just a bit cheaper to go about with it is why a lot of them are going towards the CG route and the likes. While traditional is still admired, still bought, still being displayed and even for animation books and even cartoon collectors. It's all art it's all different mediums, it's not something that's replaceable making the other obsolete. I used to hate the idea of digital art and the way it's going in the industry. My mind completely changed once I got to use tablet PCs and now the iPad pros. I wanted to save space so went digital and now love it. Still have my sketchbooks, still doodle on scrap paper, so both are not going to be a dying form.

[@prabhjot1265]

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[@botran6934]

i'm not an artist, but there's sth about sketching around simply with a piece of paper and pencil that always plays a special role in my heart

[@ssj9devil]

I only draw traditional, and I feel like it’s dying because digital is super convenient. I’m looking to dive into digital myself because it’s more efficient for posting and stuff. Getting pictures of a traditional piece can be tedious and it might still come out funky looking.

[@NuNudelarenta]

Yeah but you have to take into the account that digital art programs can crash in digital tablets and other things that come with it can break like the same thing could happen for traditional but it's not likely that your paper will crash and burn

[@ssj9devil]

@@NuNudelarenta a counter argument to that would be that paper can easily be destroyed or distorted while online files could be saved very securely. Paper can get wet, the materials can smudge, and other junk like that

[@2damecuteUK]

Depends on your creative budget, Digital requirements Computer, phone, Tablets, digital pen, software, storage I know digital art products are more affordable now but that still can cost. Every medium/tool has its limitations and time of popularity being trendy until the next technology. 3D Virtual drawing is possibly the next evolution but that doesn’t mean 2D illustration will disappear. People are always claiming tools as dying out until they become popular again.

[@KingFluffs]

@@ssj9devil Your HDD and SSD have finite amount of hours they can last and a certian number of times they can read and write.

[@izumichan31]

@@KingFluffs And that's why you back up your files and don't have them only in one spot. Files can be backed up to Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. Just in case of a HDD/SSD failure.

[@jur5974]

I do both digital and traditional art. Cross training in both really helped me learn better.

[@NuNudelarenta]

I do as well too I feel as though traditional is much more to my liking but digital is convenient and very flexible with the mediums you can use

[@ferdsmand_]

Same. Traditional art helped me improved digital art stuff

[@Josh_u]

@@ferdsmand_same here

[@alexsanimeart5706]

I personally don't want to lose the pencil to paper connection and I can't imagine the satisfaction being the same. All I want to use digital for is editing manga pages and maybe coloring. That's just me though

[@dreamalitymangacreator5891]

No it’s not it’s me too man I really prefer traditional

[@Shado_Arts904]

@@dreamalitymangacreator5891 same

[@dreamalitymangacreator5891]

@@Shado_Arts904 dang a whole year later and I get a reply lmao 🤣 don’t worry man traditional will survive but you do have to allow digital to take part. It’s actually gonna make time conserved and faster paced work

[@Shado_Arts904]

@@dreamalitymangacreator5891 I mean I guess so it just looks so weird and cluttered to me 😅 but I'll try

[@dreamalitymangacreator5891]

@@Shado_Arts904 same here man but just try to see past it don’t let it discourage you you may find it to be a help and this is coming from a pro traditional guy

[@Launchpad05]

I refuse to let traditional art die. Digital can still exist, but not at the expense of traditional art.

[@Sunny_dayz.]

No one is saying they want to get rid of traditional art jeez

[@Launchpad05]

@@Sunny_dayz. I hope not.

[@allenmargot3755]

This probably only applies to companies that work in groups. The traditional artist and his skills will normally outweigh the digital onlys

[@Justanopinionnooffense]

Thank you!😊👍

[@MaoRatto]

Sort of, his layer usage is great.

[@ayaneagano6059]

The last commercial animated show to be traditionally painted on cels was back in 2013, with a Japanese cartoon named “Sazae-san;” after that, no more shows were created with that method.

[@dagan8659]

of course if it is animation, digital is the only option... but the video is about general art.

[@bony8151]

I don’t like drawing digitally because it’s way harder to make circles, and the lack of friction on a screen makes me go insane

[@orlandowilliams7217]

At last someone recognized what really going on in d art industries...am a artist and I prefer traditional art work 😤

[@Yukon_83]

Same

[@cnianh_arts188]

Hehe i prefer traditional art as well :-))

[@33korki77]

You would be better off with draftwork than because they still do that traditionally.

[@youraverageokcontent9192]

Me too I hope traditional art is available to make a manga in the future

[@johnmivule-novabow8143]

Me still doing traditional art and having some of it posted on KZbin: ._. also me: *trying to improve my digital art skills*

[@goatedlogic]

I subbed

[@33korki77]

Yeah i have an art channel and i gotta learn to do digital for 2 reasons. 1. Its becoming the new norm. 2. Thats the only way i can properly record my drawings.

[@johnmivule-novabow8143]

@@33korki77 yup lol

[@johnmivule-novabow8143]

@@goatedlogic thanks

[@goatedlogic]

@@johnmivule-novabow8143 no problem bro your art is sick

[@celicas]

I draw traditional art all the time ;-;

[@StarDraws555]

Same ;-;

[@eliasdemeyer4602]

Same

[@davidtheartist8179]

Same 😭😭

[@user-mt8ec4qt5o]

Same

[@victorchavez5217]

Same

[@khunagueroagnis2558]

Me in school: traditional Me sketching: traditional Me when Drawing for comics/illustrations: digital And I totally agree that a great investment is an ipad

[@dantepirisi6533]

hey i have only ever drawn traditional and i was wondering how to get into digital art would You recomend the i pad??

[@khunagueroagnis2558]

@@dantepirisi6533 Yeah! It's worked really well for me as a beginner. It's a really good choice to start with in my opinion. I really like how the pen pressure of the apple pencil works well in drawing. If you were to get one, I would recommend the apps medibang paint or procreate. And if you don't like where digital art is going and prefer traditional, you can always just use it as a computer.

[@vonknee]

drawing tablets are cool and all, but ipads just seem so much more convenient-- might see if i can get one this year

[@khunagueroagnis2558]

@@vonknee yeah I agree

[@davidensinger4175]

@@khunagueroagnis2558 Cintiq>iPad

[@RoB_Idfk]

I want to get into digital art but it's like learning to draw again lol....

[@ayuniaot]

True bro. I don't need all that 5 years again

[@BrocksJellyFilledDoughnuts]

It's worth it though. The sooner you learn, the better :)

[@heyguys9yearsago785]

True. Even with a stylo, its really hard

[@saleemnagi1676]

What no

[@RoB_Idfk]

@@saleemnagi1676 I have a hard time getting used to the tablet and pen feel, it seems unatural to me but that mostly because I don't really practice enough

[@harambe3363]

Traditional art is dead in the industry. Outside of that it’s just as alive as it was a decade ago.

[@huntingfashiondolls3307]

true,

[@rhythm1054]

It will never die it will remain forever even cave man used art to convey a story or some message so yeh the whole thing of feeling and specially concentrating yourself while staying away from tech is what traditional art is.

[@dinsartschannel1854]

I think that tradition art could be advantageous when your just beginner artist. But the digital art is more opportunities in different aspects of the industry. Industry change when the things could have more advantageous for them and also artist

[@CeeJay322]

I agree with the video but also it's oftenly recommended to start traditionnaly before going digital. At least that's what my Art senpais told me. And when i got my ipad (i was so happy omg ...) i sucked !!! More than on traditionnal. But it's a normal thing, i had to adapt to the screen. And i still draw on random paper. that's my experience as a beginner ^^! For me traditionnal art will always exist.

[@CeeJay322]

What a blessed day ... 😍😭 Had a like from Kuzomari !!!! OMG I want to draw like you do (trad & digital) !!!

[@yagami6372]

Same story, lol

[@therealtonyslim]

man I just wanna draw characters like this guy on paper, the industry cramping our style :(

[@j.s.12345]

I'll still draw traditionally either way, I still do to this day, I don't really have the stuff for digital art yet😅 But yeah big companies might just consider digital art later on down the line I hope not though

[@Thesamurai1999]

If there are fewer people who do it, then more people will come to you for it. Honestly, you should see it as a positive thing, if you're the last oil painter alive, then people are going to be willing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for it.

[@melcco]

lol that’s what I thought!

[@rhythm1054]

As a sketch artist who is Sketching from 15 yrs now never thought of art as business...so I don't want to be the only the one rather I want everyone to sketch or paint I don't see art as a career I see it as opening to different state of mind and as long that exists I don't think art will ever die .

[@ryszakowy]

no not really traditional stays when electricity goes out

[@33korki77]

I will always enjoy traditional just because of the physical aspect of it. Its not code translated to a display. Its real and its there. And it being real makes drawing more comfortable too. The best way i can describe drawing on a digital screenpad is trying to make lines in the snow with a stick vs trying to make lines on ice with a larger pole. Its just not a good fit for me but i still have to do it or else i probably wont succeed in the next few years.

[@PuppyGems]

i love traditional art, i still do it as i love the feel of paper and pencil or pen. Traditional art was my first introduction to art as a kid in the 90s and u still want to focus on it. im a hobby artist and draw for the love of it. though i love to see digital art work from other artist its just not for me.

[@BlueprintsandStrategies]

The title is misleading. It should be titled “Traditional Art is Dying in the Publishing World”.

[@devapath2506]

not a good title

[@BlueprintsandStrategies]

@@devapath2506 it’s easy to dismiss traditional because digital is so much easier. As a traditional artist and a digital artist it’s my responsibility to keep traditional art alive. Digital art can be a crutch for people who can’t paint of draw with actual paints and pencils. But it has opened doors for these individuals. The title is click bait.

[@Justanopinionnooffense]

@@BlueprintsandStrategies I agree. The title of this video made me mad. KZbinrs/influencers stating their opinion as fact or gospel truth, smh!

[@-wapulza]

I do both traditional and digital art and I often draw digitally nowadays but traditional drawing will always have a soft spot in my heart

[@Aurorya]

I draw traditionnaly (it's more pleasant) and color digitally (the colors and tools are infinite, instead of having to buy 100 differents pencils, felts, sharpies, paintbrushes of 100 different sizes...)

[@montrealstewart8339]

The reason why I pick and stay with traditional art tell the day I died is because I like using my hands. Digital art take to much time and it doesn’t sit right with me and it doesn’t feel like the real me as a artist. The only thing that fit me like a glove is traditional art. But I believe that traditional art is not dying, it shaking hand and evolving with one another( just saying).😊

[@mokkefuhua9928]

Traditional has been my most favorite way to draw since i first started drawing. Digitally has become the most well published and used art platform in the world. But i don't really think that traditional is dying. I wanna learn digital, something new and fresh but for Traditional, it part of life.

[@gauravbarman3731]

I bought a pen tablet this week and finally started drawing digitally. Even though I prefer the "feel" of drawing traditionally but not having to ever think about running out of ink or paints is a huge plus point in my opinion. Also the fact that you can zoom in to your drawing to accurately draw the smallest of details and the transform tool that helps you adjust any part of your drawing without having to erase and redraw over and over is also very helpful.

[@thephilosopher5799]

Which pen tablet did you get? Looking to get one. I also prefer the feel of traditional art though.

[@Cherrot123]

I can’t share my art with friends anymore because nobody likes traditional art and I feel isolated from the art community because it’s all digital

[@LegendaryMoho]

I honestly just can't stop inking lineart traditionally. I draw literally everything traditional, and scan them in for color digitally. It honestly turns out very good, I mean my profile picture is one example lol.

[@calvitienonbinaire6023]

You profil picture isn't good sorry man

[@lllegoshi5069]

@@calvitienonbinaire6023 Jesus Christ bro chill 💀💀💀

[@LegendaryMoho]

@@calvitienonbinaire6023 Lol straight to the point. Guess I gotta keep improving then💪💪💪💪

[@murf2840]

I always start my early sketches traditionally and I do my final drawings digitally. I got my tablet mainly for lineart and coloring since I hate using colored pencils.

[@gondellae9077]

ikr colored pencils can be a d*ck

[@rfart419]

I'm really upset because I get tired of feeling left out because I'm autistic and of course, not all people are interested in Anime and Manga art styles in the same way as I Do, but that's ok. >:(

[@oneandonlygalaxius]

Digital art is just better in almost every way. It may cost more but it's much better than just traditional art. for digital art you can have every color accessible to you and you don't have to pay more money to get them whilst on traditional, you have to pay more and to get good colors like Copic markers etc. on digital art you can save it easy to your drive whilst on traditional, paper can tear, smudge, get wet etc. This is why traditional art is dying.

[@Calikid331]

Digital art is definitely the future of mainstream art, in fact is already IS the mainstream, but personally I find traditional art to always be more impressive and enjoyable to look at than digital. There's something about about seeing the artist's individual strokes, seeing the techniques they used laid out on the canvas rather than the perfection of digital art. Digital art doesn't feel personal, I guess that's the biggest issue I have with it.

[@Ausetausert]

I love traditional art more, but I started to appreciate digital art as well. Since last year I started drawing traditionally, and finish it digital. I just heard the word tradigital for the first time and I guess that’s what I’ve been doing lol!

[@Aulcis]

I honestly wish I could draw like you kuzomari, you're art is my goal in life. Im trying to get better but I feel like I'm at a stand still while only being at like basics, I can't seem to learn anatomy effectively and whatever I draw still looks crappy.. I honestly don't know what else to do, I try following tutorials but I can't seem to get them down.

[@Bloomkyaaa]

I only follow traditional artists on youtube because I like to see their hand make every stroke and see the lines be left on the page. I can't get that same feeling from digital artists. I also prefer to only do traditional art for my own personal art hobby. Digital art feels weird and I am terrible at it.

[@mister_smiles_hee_hee_ha_ha]

Hell yah, I am part of the traditional art gang!

[@davidtheartist8179]

That's the real (TAG) traditional art gang!! 🎨🙌🏾 Tag gang here

[@youraverageokcontent9192]

Same

[@vonknee]

i've definitely been preferring digital over traditional because my options are endless from quick sketches to finished pieces- but still at the end of the day my sketchbook will always be there :)

[@christianwest1880]

Everyone else: yeah I agree with what he said Me: Never underestimate the PowerPoint on of a fucking Bic mechanical pencil

[@Reynalicia]

I quit trying to master digital art long ago, but I'm not a pro, I just draw for hobby and enjoy the ride... so hahaha

[@demiremi]

very good video and well researched topic. there will always be a reason for traditional art to stick around even if it is for roughs and comic book, and hand drawn animation for the people and companies that use it. while it is dying there will always be this appeal and allure for traditional art especially when there are a huge number of techniques for traditional art that is still growing and can't be fully replicated or not at all digitally. the potential for traditional art is huge and while digital is growing and also has a lot of potential, i don't think it will go away anytime soon.

[@kikolektrique1737]

I’m broke so I can’t get digital stuff

[@glowingcrowns1692]

I miss the days were there weren't all these artist in your face. Social media over saturated digital art to the point where good artist don't get recognized. Plus AI......

[@chadman.2970]

Digital art is still art holy fuck, digital and traditional artists are all getting screwed by ai in the end

[@timberland4852]

digital art bad trad art good

[@1JasperStories]

I like drawing traditionally but then taking it digital to tweak it. You can do a lot of experimenting with digital and there's also a lot of tools that can really help speed up the process.

[@princebladexr]

In my opinion my only option is traditional art so I'm thank full for what I have

[@troywilson1654]

I'm never gonna stop being a traditional artist though. I love it.

[@lunchbox4229]

Traditional CGI. Lmao. Find a movie that has more appealing monsters than The Thing. It's such a shame practical effects are pushed out. The Thing and Dead Alive make my pants fly off. Holy hell those are impressive

[@lunchbox4229]

What a fucking based take. The Thing and Dead Alive are so kino. CGI cucks btfo.

[@DanielRamirez-ko2gg]

I never even really thought about it but I started digitally, I only draw in a sketch book every once in a while

[@skullcrusade3436]

I'm bawling my eyes out just thinking about trad art dying. I hope the comic and manga industry never switch to completely digital, they may be the only ones to stick to traditional forever.

[@mikekazz5353]

I'm broke so I traditional was my only option, then I found out about Krita and blender so now I'm looking into getting either a Huion or an XP pen.

[@sandraesterm8894]

Me, broke, has no digital drawing tools whatsoever: 👁👄👁

[@ayaneagano6059]

If you can type up that message, then you have digital drawing tools. I have drawn on my phone when I didn’t have anything else at the moment.

[@edwes66]

now with AI around people are coming back into Traditional art again as a way to prove their skills with a camera screenshot and show background resources used rather than showing only the result on a simple digital format

[@chadman.2970]

Ai is fucking both digital and traditional art you people need to be one as artists

[@majima.4148]

I draw traditional but i use my iPad too (is to complicated to use this) can you do a video about how do you draw digital?

[@heatherblaire2187]

You can watch Sinix's video

[@iBeatBoxz8]

Traditional/ digital art aside, skill is the deciding factor.

[@nuraortoma1820]

I switched from digital art to traditional art, I hate digital art now lol.

[@chadman.2970]

Lmao why

[@snakemont]

1:04 Fuck the Industy! Traditional Art is making a Comeback,....because it is lifeinfused!

[@mashiiyo]

One tip that idk if works for everyone is that, when I got into digital art, even tho It was really hard and struggled a lot doing the transition for like a 1-2 months, I improved a lot thanks to digital and the tools u have. - doing better studies of art;having brushes and a insane amount of colours and being able to over all compare yourself to the pros with the same conditions, I really encourage to get into digital, it helped me a lot to grow as an artist.

[@izumichan31]

I'd actually argue that using less colors is actually better for learning color theory and getting better at color. My digital coloring got better once after I really got into watercolor limiting myself to at most 24 colors and just color mixing.

[@mashiiyo]

@@izumichan31 nice to hear your point of view, I guess that the difference is that I was never able to get so much into colour as in digital because i had a really limited and bad quality colours for traditional, wich was a huge change in digital

[@joshuarecania9405]

Even though i mesmerized some artist draw digitally but no I will still stick to traditional drawing cuz it is where i am efficient and to be honest i am a slow learner when using digital tools and other stuffs related to digital drawing.

[@comicsfilmesymas7251]

I do all my pro job in MediBang which is free. I prefer traditional cause I am 51 but it is something I do for me.

[@nylok4566]

I do the odd digital Drawing but i always do my sketches on paper then take a picture and draw over

[@key9ine848]

Sadly 😔

[@icecreamhero2375]

I hate working didgitally. Its the abspolute worst. The same drawing that would take me 2 seconds on paper would take me 6 hours on the computer. I prefer to scan my art work into the computer then color digitally.

[@Fairygoblet]

I have an idea for you. My hands have a low-level shake to them which made keeping track of what my hands were doing while looking at the monitor impossible. I got a piece of advice on the internet that said to put a piece of paper over your tablet, and I got astronomically better. Not kidding. Tried it this afternoon and I already see a huge difference. I function a little bit better on tablets with screens. If you are having this problem with a tablet with a screen, see if your tablet brand offers different nibs and try them out. Finally, I would suggest that you look at your tablet settings. I would be drawing circles on the tablet and getting ovals, because my screen was not the same shape as my tablet. A little bit of fiddling around with my settings actually fixed that. I understand if you're burned out and you don't want to try again, the info is here.

[@icecreamhero2375]

@@Fairygoblet I might consider doing that. Thank you. I have a Cintiq 16.

[@EDX2308]

Traditional art is cheaper but if you paint with oil paints, the costs will pile on. Digital art has a higher start up but it's one and done unless you get monthly software like Photoshop (that's why I use Clip Studio). I won't lie to you, having that physical art is awesome... drawing tablets is a huge turn off because even if you are pro with traditional art, you still need the knowledge and the will to use it (it's really weird to someone that uses pencil and paper).

[@thephilosopher5799]

Agree

[@audreyluan5325]

I make pattern wallpaper by using both traditional art and digital art. I draw the object that I would like to duplicate into a pattern on paper and color it on paper, then I upload it on a computer and use an art program to clone the object into a pattern.

[@miiks...5...3...9...]

opposite really, A.I. will eventually make digital artists obsolete

[@432hecnsketch]

so much energy in your sketches!!!

[@hello.-.205]

I bought the 2020 ipad pro 11 inch model Cause I wanted to learn how to color and knowing how limited I am in traditional art in coloring since colors were only somewhat plentiful, and because I knew that digital art would be easier and that more people will be using it in the future. So then I bought it, and right now its... holding up pretty well! I use it almost every single day for drawing, It is definitely worth the money you lose atleast for me.

[@abbeysnails]

I bought a drawing pad like 2 months ago and haven't touched it yet. I haven't sketched in my sketchpad for almost 3 years because of university and getting hooked on "hustle culture" after college. The pandemic actually helped me stopped everything and draw again (pretty emotional actually). I guess I haven't brought myself to go digital because I was on such a long hiatus. I think digital art is beautiful, but going outside and sketching is just something else for me. I wouldn't want traditional art to die lol. Procreate is really good though, I agree.

[@SkeeterMcBeater]

I've thought about buying an Ipad & apple pencil. With an audio interface, BIAS Amp, & studio grade headphones I could also have a portable music studio in my semi truck. So much creative potential with Ipads.

[@aarondwood6628]

I've tried several times to do digital art but I just can't get used to it. I did get the hang of it for a short while but I didn't really enjoy it the same. If anything it stressed me out. I couldn't just colour something in I had to use layers and what not. It got too tech orientated. I've since develop3d a style of sketching cartoons with pencils and biros, with hatching and cross hatching to shade them. I don't use colour anymore either, at least not often. I've never been happier than I have using just a pencil and a sketchbook or card stock. If love to be able to create more digital based products but I can't get used to that slippery pen on a screen feeling. I find I spend more time pressing undo that I do just sketching.

[@thumbsaloft]

Digital is cool, but traditional is what drawing is all about! There's just something magical about pencil on paper!

[@timberland4852]

I like both

[@rain507]

I draw both traditional and digital. Although I never make complete full page traditional drawings, because I always end up spilling water on it or something. ;-;

[@tomatoblast3465]

I agree **NODS HEAD WHILE SKETCHING ON MY NOTEBOOK** Yep, these days it's rough.

[@Jayy788]

Pls drop you how to draw anything vid soon... I loved the first vid I've loved learning perspective, but I don't know what to do next

[@sinned5504]

I always bring a sketchbook on the go, but at home i do enjoy using a cintiq cause like... i cant afford all those markers and stuff, too expensive

[@sinned5504]

P.s. look up 16 inch cintiq, and look up alcohol based markers like copics :c price is crazyy!

[@phoenixcurfman4479]

As a child of the 90s I didn't use a tablet until I was well into my 20s. If I am working on a project I will do the line work by hand and then use photoshop to do everything else.

[@Acidbiscuits_এ]

Traditional art cannot die in lifetime it maybe not used in the industry asush as traditional art nowadays but to learn art from basics none can directly jump to digital, they have to get their basics in traditional art, in my animation art school the first year was traditional then we were doing our specifications

[@yuki_snows1489]

Honestly with being both a traditional and digital artist there is odds and evens to them but I really don't think its dying

[@Verg1l_0]

Please make a 2nd part to the perspective video

[@REDff0000]

I love your drawings so much... Really inspiring!!! I can only draw messy, lines are not for me 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣💕💕💕

[@Nacho-cj1zj]

famous mangakas rn: am i dying?

[@teal2111]

ahm, might want to reword this.. i got a different meaning on reading this.

[@Unpierecedtheveil]

Tbh I love the good ole pencil paper idk what it is but I’m not a big digital art person

[@moss34]

For me-- Idk, I guess sometimes digital art seems quite different from traditional art due to the fact I've been using my fingers basically my entire time in digital art, which has been-- bout a year. Unless I trace over my traditional art but it still makes a difference based on the control I have over my 'tool'

[@super3541]

His drawings are so good I wish I drew like him

[@barnabart_]

Every day a lot of comics, strip comics and graphics novels are publish around the world and a lot of them are a mix of both traditional(for the ink usually) and digital. A lot of professional don't like having their entire process on digital. So yes digitally it's faster and a wonderful tool but professional artist continue to do what they love (if not just leave this business) and if they prefer having a traditional work they are often some project where they can do it or mix digital and traditional.

[@kuzomari]

I agree. It really depends on the job you might be looking for. Traditional will have a place in comics for a long time. But many other facets to the art industry jobs are having more and more of their process go digital sadly and some of them even require you to use specific software such a Photoshop or specific 3d software. But just like with those jobs there are other jobs like portrait paintings and stuff for clients and freelance work that will always have a variety of traditional or digital to them.

[@user-bi3xn8dj7y]

I wrote an essay about this topic and had to present it as a speach in my foundation course 🙃 my teacher at the time was shaking his head the whole time whilst the students where nodding there heads yes hahah

[@user-bi3xn8dj7y]

whilst wacom had cintiqs at the 1k mark there where company's that where making self build tablets sites that would show you how to build the tablets and source parts and processes to build them. this inevitably lead to competing company's all competing to make better and cheaper tablets to the point they are now competitors to wacom. madness but all good fun

[@G.Bfit.93]

Art is dying one day we'll go into a art museum and see a banana taped to the wall and glasses on a pedestal oh wait that's rn ART IS DEAD

[@sonicmaiden2871]

In my country there are many traditional artists who don't want to move to the digital art because they don't know how to use it. Digital art evolved really slow in here. The first digital illustrated project was created around 2000 in here 😅

[@יונתןזרזר]

I really agree with you, I think that if you want to be an artist you are going to get into digital art at some point

[@blackshadow4769]

Noooooooo Why is this so true😓. Most art schools and artist(s) focus on digital art over traditional art!

[@TheWipal]

When I was reading a manga an old mangaka did a little side panel about how she had to switch over to digital for work because her publisher wasn't accepting having to deal with and scan traditional work anymore lol

[@fred_tap_arts83]

Very nice artwork drawings!..Awesome!..😊

[@aris_everose6865]

Yeah I pretty much agree that traditional art is dying, it’s just the norm now. And I was starting to get a little better at drawing on paper! Also thought you were drawing fem Thanos on 8:00 there