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and here we have my tools of the trade. 15 prismacolor markers,two metalic sharpies, 5 Copic markers three Micron Pens in .02 and .03, One Zebra M-103 .05 mechanical pencil. A sanford design 2000 eraser (the fucker works like magic!!!) 30 .05 lead refils for my zebra, one fine point sharpie pen (i use it for writing down Setlist) and one Paint pen (works awesome) and one white out roller thing (For when i need to change around tracks on my setlist) there now you all know what i use....... as for paper.........does it matter? lol
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heavy paper is nice. ut after useing bristol, i came to like a surface like decent sketch paper. (dont go cheap on sketch paper. the cheap stuff breaks down incase of water exposure (like drops of fluids) the paper i got had gotten wet when i was trying to clean the glass on my scanner and i instantly said "well fuck i dont need to scan anything now, its fucked" i let it sit for 5 minutes, you couldint tell if it had gotten wet. i did a test with canson sketch paper and it dried with the paper raised in the spot where the drop was. that and inking with a micron makes sure your lines are waterproof. heavy paper will turn into a sponge XD. but ill use all types of paper.........didint mean for me to rant about my lab test with paper XD
No prob at all. Tis all good info. I have a Canson 65lb 9x12 for my "Special Drawing" (sucks having a non-fur prudish gf...) and a Canson 70lb for generic "Sociable Acceptable" sketches...
Course I am still starting out in my sketching career... So paper quality and quality of drawing utensil is not as important as developing skills and practice. =)
Course I am still starting out in my sketching career... So paper quality and quality of drawing utensil is not as important as developing skills and practice. =)
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