Favorite Medium?
 

Is it a white crayon, perhaps with a complimentary water brush and a mixture of water and ink? Or is it a glossy black stylus with that beautiful rubber grip that you're oh so eager to wrap your fingers around in a late night drawing session, resulting in pixelized rainbow to be featured next on your instagram page?

Any style preferences? Brushes? Canvas colors?

What's included in your toolbag that allows you to create your own masterpiece?

Personally, I like a #2 mechanical pencil with a brand new eraser so I can get those clean cut reflection highlights. As for my paper, I use anything that pencil lead will show up on.

My hot pink stylus and my two in one laptop tablet thingy mabober.

Or when I'm feeling super fancy, any paintbrush I can find lying around my room, a reused canvase off my wall, and some cheap 50 cent acrylic paint.

0.5 is my favorite medium.

Knife

Tears.

No, but really, probably the same as you to be honest. Anything that shows up on printer paper works for me.

Agreed, red shows up quite well on white sheets

Probably just a sharp pencil and thats it

Semen.

paint.net

Jokes aside, watercolours (brush)

Mario paint.

Excellent selection

...natural selection

Only the best.

...for you ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

The blood of my enemies...

OK back to reality I prefer pencil or a tablet

I usually draw in black ink.

Theresa

Bless your soul

I've been reluctant to dive deeply into digital until I feel confident with traditional tools.

Here's my list of favorites:

Pencils: Palomino Blackwing 602

Mechanical Pencils: Uni Kuru Toga

Fountain Pens: Lamy /w EF Nibs (I've tried a lot of fountain pens over the years and always end up going back to Lamy. A $20 Lamy beats a $100+ Waterman)

Hunt Quills for fine details

and a variety of sizes of Winsor & Newton Series 7 brushes.

Literally just a mechanical pencil, any is fine with 0.5 or 0.7 lead lol

Also my sketches on notebook paper are always better than the ones in my sketchbooks rip

basically me :unsure:

I will never draw or write in blue ink. For some reason, it's hard on my eyes and they get sore