Most of you have probably seen I have been messing around with traditional art recently.

My normal process in making art is to make a physical sketch on pencil and paper (and in 2023 I would also line them with pen), and then scan them with my printer, and then finish it on the computer.

These traditional ones I have ben making are taking the old sketches from around 2023 that are already liked with ink, and just colouring them and scanning them.

Just a few questions:

What do you think of them, would you prefer I not upload them (too spammy, can make them quicker than the digital ones)?

Would you prefer I finish the digital versions and uploading them before the traditional ones, or would you want me to upload them whenever (potentially having the traditional ones uploaded over a year before the digital one would be finished)?

If I do upload the traditional ones before the digital ones, should I make an exception for sequences, and only upload it after the digital one is finished?

Should I put all my traditional art in scraps?

My current thought is to upload the traditional versions of the single image art whenever, but for sequences, wait until the digital version is uploaded.

Another thing that I did was test with many different mediums with my original dragon drawings. I looked around the house for different things to try and draw with, and my parents gave me some of their art stuff that they never used. There are 11 different ones in total, with one being a new drawing! With many of these, it is my first time drawing with the material, so it may be a bit rough. If I find anything else in the future to try, I can add it to this little series.