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sometimes I wonder about by my tolerance with new programs but its been so long since i have really used traditional that when I try I'm always looking for the undo button XD
sometimes I wonder about by my tolerance with new programs but its been so long since i have really used traditional that when I try I'm always looking for the undo button XDComment ID 85668
![[Art] Ashley](https://storage.googleapis.com/paperdemon-prod-la/submissions/thumbs/art_img_thumb_31127_34c207f1ba5c633148b694eaef0daf9a5ebe042626283.jpg)
Lol- no undo button with traditional art 
You just learn to hide it or just not do it in the first place. Preparation before permanent lines go on the page is the best defence against screw ups. IF your layout is good then mistakes on a minor level are easily forgiven
You just learn to hide it or just not do it in the first place. Preparation before permanent lines go on the page is the best defence against screw ups. IF your layout is good then mistakes on a minor level are easily forgiven Replies
sheridan totally! I have huge respect for those who know their way around the traditional medium, in my opinion it takes more skill and talent to use traditional then digital ArkillianDragon Nar- it's not. Seriously, to be good at digital is JUST as hard as getting good at Pencil or paints. It's just another medium at the end of the day.sheridan thats true I never thought of it like that!ArkillianDragon It's true though! I talk to alot of digital artists that know their stuff and I've got HEAPs of literature on painting. The techniques are all so similar cause digital art tries to replicate traditional art as much as it can. It basically all comes down to what you enjoy. Use a medium you like, not one you don't. You can make excellent results under any medium with the right use of your toolssheridan true that!