Moving to digital

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Moving to digital Anonymous 03/21/15 (Sat) 08:26:21 No.2516

If I move from traditional media to digital what do I do with my old materials?

I work with trad meda and I been really thinking to move but that is something that makes me wander.

Anonymous 03/21/15 (Sat) 13:33:02 No.2517

You keep using them whenever you feel like it?

I'm not sure why you're asking this. Moving to digital doesn't mean you have to completely abandon traditional.

Anonymous 03/21/15 (Sat) 23:51:11 No.2525

>>2517
I want to move to digital to stop buy new materials when I run out of something
>Want to paint something
>Don't have certain color
>Buy said color
>Now I have a new tube to use that will last longer than the other tubes I use
>Will have to buy more materials again the future
Its a vicious circle.

Anonymous 03/22/15 (Sun) 02:16:41 No.2527

>>2525
But I don't understand why you need to get rid of them. Can't you just keep them back somewhere just in case you want to use them again sometime?

Anonymous 03/22/15 (Sun) 03:47:41 No.2528

>>2527
Somebody else may find them more useful.

Anonymous 07/20/15 (Mon) 15:49:39 No.3495

Try Corel Paint, it's the closest thing there is to trad media. That is unless tech has moved on, I'm on minimum wage I can't afford to know about things I can't afford.

(Off topic)

Fuck, this image is ancient. I remember seeing it posted on the 'Pants Press Sketch Blog' (?) back in the 00's. A lot of the artists who posted there worked on the 'Flight' comics.

Anonymous 12/11/15 (Fri) 06:39:42 No.4653

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