List your drawing supplies or software

[Chocolate]

For me: Procreate, iPad and touch-pen. I mainly do digital art, but I have a sketchbook and mechanical pen/pencils on the side.

[BlairFujin]

Windows pc/laptop, xp pen star 03 v2 tablet, clip studio paint ex and free trial of design doll for when I need a 3d ref (it feels more intuitive to pose models in it than the one built into csp)

[Lensing]

Most of my drawing supplies are traditonal, the stuff that I use the most are Staedtler pencils and Staedtler pigment fine liners.

I switch between software.
I do all the sketching in Autodesk Sketchbook, it´s the best drawing software for me, it´s fast, free, easy to use.
It has the perfect tool for me and that´s something that differs it from other apps. It has a all in one tool for
zoom in/out, rotate, move. I hate using different shortcuts for that in other apps.

I use clip studio for flatting, the only thing that sucks about the program is that it´s overwhelming, I don´t like the
interface at all, doesn´t matter how I customize it, the CMYK stuff sucks the most. Beside that it´s a great app also
for paneling etc.

Then I use Photoshop when I work on posters, record covers, flyers, print. Everything that require exact measurements
and which will be used for print.

I draw on the XPEN22E, I often think I should have invested in a Cintiq but on the other hand I´m quite happy with
the XPEN at the moment and it only costed me something like 400€, the comparable device from Cintiq + accessoires
costs over 2000.

I have an Ipad but it feels like it was a mistake to buy it, I don´t get used to how slippery the screen feels, I changed
the tips and have the paperlike on it and it still feels like that

[BoomerZ]

Clip studio Paint and a cintiq 27"hd on a desktop work station

[Legendofgenii]

Currently using a mix of Procreate on iPad, and Photoshop with a Wacom Cintiq 22.

I also use InDesign, Illustrator, and occasionally Quicktime and iMovie.

[XiuLyn_12]

Clip Studio Paint, drawing tablet, the touch pen.
It's been forever since I last drew traditionally, but I have old school notebooks, a mechanical pencil, and an eraser used for making comic drafts!

[Llyrel]

Lately I'm pretty much only using Procreate on my iPad Pro for drawing.
Comic editing is done in Photoshop and the lettering is done in CSP, while the vertical version is done in Affinity Design.

For 3D references, I alternatively use CSP models, The Sims or Blender.

I still have all my traditional supplies, but I'm not using them as often anyway, I've got my Staedtler pencils and pens, watercolors (Winsor & Newton, Van Gogh & MozArt), brush pens (just about any brand I can put my hands on ), markers (Winsor & Newton, Copic and Ohuhu) and colored pencils (Derwent & Caran d'Ache).

[Quinvert]

I use wacom cintiq 13hd to draw on and Aseprite as my drawing program.

Sometimes I use my notebook and pen for thumbnails that pop into my head at 1 am when I'm in bed.

[ThunderChicken]

Microsoft Surface Pro 8 with stylus on the hardware side. Krita, Paint.net, and good old MS Paint for software. I’ve been considering trying CSP though, because Krita crashes fairly frequently.

[allisoncandraw]

I use CSP for drawing software. My main tablet is an XP Pen 15.6 Pro, but I also have a Galaxy Tab S3 for drawing on the go

[cLonio]

Windows desktop for most of my work and a laptop for when I want to work in a cafe or something. An Xp-pen deco fun L drawing tablet. Krita is my main software for digital art. I rarely use 3d models, but when it's needed I use Blender.

[RedLenai]

Personal computer info:
️Tablet: XP Pen Star G640
Processor: AMD A6-7400K Radeon R5, 6
Compute Cores 2C+4G 3.50 GHz
RAM: 6,00 GB
Graphic Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Windows 8, 64 bits
Monitor Screen: Bangho MBL1010w

Portable device:
Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite (Model SM-T220)

Drawing Software:
-Clip Studio Paint Pro
-Tayasui Sketches

[Hugerat]

Pencils- anywhere from 2H to 8B
Markers- Micron Pigma, Staedtler, Faber- castell, and most importantly for me- Tombow Fudenosuke brush pen.
Canson XL Mixed Media sketchbook
Digital: Firealpaca

[VibrantFox]

i don't really post traditional art anymore but my personal favorite notebook was a strathmore mixed media sketchbook but these days it's my plain old graph paper composition notebook. as for pencils anything between a .5 lead pencil or the steadler sketching pencils i have from ages ago

for digital i work on a windows laptop but for software it's a mix between medibang paint pro and firealpaca, tho i havent used the latter in a long while. i also still dabble with magic poser for character models when i'm stuck but i'm hoping to get into blender soon in my free time so i can build out some rough original models to work from for comics and illustrations

[NickRowler]

I have CSP and an old Wacon (Intuos 4). I am probably going to get a new one once I get a new job.

I have a small sketchbook for brainstorming. I also have a high quality notebook for writing and thumbnails. The one I have now is TruRed Soft Cover notebook tho I have used Black N' Red in the past. I like the ones with the plastic covers because they don't fall apart.

[vapidink]

I use a very old laptop, Clip Studio Paint, and a Huion HS64. It's a very cheap setup, but it gets the job done!

[GodbreakerComic]

Clip Studio Paint Pro
Microsoft Surface Pro
and a broken surface pen (I dropped it and the tip is a little bent now but they're friggin' expensive so it'll have to do!)

[SereinChoo]

Ipad, Ipad Pencil, Procreate that's about it (Not drawing comis though) just doing art and some simple animations on it (for fun).

[Scarlet_Cryptid]

For my comic:

A 3H mechanical pencil in a 05 size
An HB mechanical pencil in a 05 size
A Tombow Mono Zero click eraser in size 2.3
A click eraser I've had so long that I've since worn the brand name off of it, but it's about 1/8 inch (5mm) in diameter
Another click eraser I've had so long that I've since work the brand name off, but it's about 1/4 inch (10mm) in diameter
A big fat Nayana Moo eraser, size Large
Micron pens in sizes 005, 01, 03, 05, and Graphic 1.
Large (23 x 29 inch) sheets of Strathmore Bristol 500 series paper, 2ply, plate finish, which I cut down to 11 x 17 inch pages.
Drafting tape and a large drawing board to tape my page to.
And then just... unholy amounts of Prismacolor and Copic markers, sometimes white gel pen if I need it, and black Identipen to fill in the gutters.

BUT.

I've also just very recently (Thursday the 22nd) gotten my hands on a new tablet! It's a Huion Kamvas Pro 16 2.5K, which I use with the old copy of Photoshop CS2 I have. I won't be changing my comic over to digital unless I have absolutely no other choice, but I am looking forward to expanding my horizons with this thing.

[dan_thepainter]

I use medibang paint pro on windows
I do art on my xp pen artist 12