What do you use to draw?

[BLTX]

I use the very untraditional google drawings/google slides. It is by no means the best program, but it's what I'm used to, and with the right effort, you can make some really cool drawings with it.

[Lensing]

Traditional:
No name pencils,
Staedtler & Micron fineliners
Copy paper

Digital:
Xpen22e
Autodesk Sketchbook for sketches
Photoshop for portraits, everything that has to be 100% accurate like posters, flyers, album artwork
I suck at coloring but I will probably do it in Clip or Photoshop

[river121693]

I use a gaomon pd1560. Probably the best 300 bucks Ive ever spent. The color isn't the best but the thing does its job like a champ.
And I invested in EDIT: Clip Studio Paint EX! for all my illustrations. Their "save in book format" feature saves a lot of time.

[darthmongoose]

I have a wacom intuos medium tablet and a copy of clip studio running on a decent but not top end msi gaming laptop and that's basically me set. I've been using Clip Studio since back when it was manga studio 3 for inking, and now it can do so much more, like all my colours and things, it's amazing! I still use Photoshop for lettering, but I hope in the future to not even need that step.

For my thumbnails I just use cheap sketchbooks and any old HB mechanical pencil. I always like to keep things simple when doing doodles and sketches.

[Lev404]

@darthmongoose you have my dream drawing setup lol

[Nada]

I have to use the resources I have at hand, I am in a duality between Ibispaint and Photoshop... they are my friends, my colleagues and my assistants... I used to draw by hand... but it was a loooooong time ago.

[Sethstiel]

I use Clip Studio Paint EX

&

Veikk A15pro ^^ (Only for 60$!!)

47.25US $ 55% OFF|VEIKK A15Pro Digital Drawing Tablet of 10 x 6 inch graphics...

These two are more than enough for me ^^

[iHateFridays]

I use medibang paint pro and a wacom intous tablet!

[Legendofgenii]

Photoshop CS 5.1 with a Wacom cintiq 22 (on an old Mac).

I have recently been sketching on iPad (procreate) which I'm really enjoying, but I don't feel as confident working with this for fully finished things yet.

[Lev404]

how does that even work, how can you work draw on google slides, there are many free drawing apps which are perfectly usable

[Quinvert]

I use a wacom cintiq 13 and aseprite as my drawing program, although prior to that I used clip studio paint. If I need to quickly draw ideas down I just use paper/notebook and a pen.

[Shanny8]

I use Clip Studio for the basic creating/drawing of my comic...I've been using Photoshop to color, but in cost cutting & saving measures, I may be letting the subscription PS go and use CSP for colors(especially more so since you can now import/convert Photoshop brushes to CSP). I use Illustrator for lettering...

For the longest I used a medium Wacom Intuos [non screen] tablet until last year when I bought a Huion 22" screened tablet for myself as a birthday present. I had the Intuos for 6 yrs so I decided it was time(I gave my Intuos to my nephew; he likes to draw as well).

[toonben]

Clip Studio Paint on my Wacom Cintiq and Pen ran on my Mac Mini.

[Llyrel]

For traditional art, I use Staedtler pencils and fineliners, Pentel fude pens and brush pens, a mix of Copic/Winsor & Newton/Ohuhu markers, Daler-Rowney and MozArt Komorebi watercolors, Ecoline (both the inks and the brush pens), Derwent and Caran D'Ache color pencils. Paper can be anything from regular copy paper to Fabriano paper, Ohuhu sketchbook paper, Arches watercolor paper or... Flying Tiger's super cheap watercolor paper XD

For digital art, I mainly use Procreate on an iPad Pro 12'9'' with an Apple pencil nowadays. For editing, I use Photoshop and for lettering I use either Clip Studio Paint or Affinity Designer.

[BLTX]

It's really quite easy. There are many shapes, and of course free style tools to use. And you can easily copy and paste things over to other slides/drawing projects.

[TedGravesArt]

I use photoshop and a Wacom 27QHD Cintiq attached to a decent gaming computer. When I work on the go I've got a Wacom MobileStudio 16" from a couple years ago that works pretty well.

[vapidink]

I use a Huion HS64 and Clip Studio, which I managed to get on sale for $25. I'd like to get something with a screen at some point, preferably a tablet so I don't have to be at my desk to draw.

[BarBarKetrab]

I use an old Wacom Bamboo CTH-461 (which I was able to snag for free) and Krita for digital work.
Good old ink and watercolors for my traditional art, but lately I've been doing less and less of it...

[Lev404]

Flying tiger watercolor paper

[GingerLoge]

Ooh I've used a Wacom Bamboo for so much time! My parents bought it as a gifts back in 2008 or so, and it did it's job until I bought a screen tablet a couple of years ago. Now I keep the Bamboo as a backup.