I never thought about materials being a barrier to art, but when you put it that way... yea! It makes sense why not use digital medium in a way to save on costs and be more convenient

Digitally for sure. I just have a small Wacom Intuos, but I have access to much more materials for free on my pc and have zoom and bucket and all that stuff. And infinite paper without having to look for it lol

Theres a graphics challenge going on right now on the PicsArt app for a chance to win one free year of PicsArt gold

I love the leaf design

I draw this picture it's taken me like 20 minute

Although I like both, I prefer physically sketching and doodling. I spent so much time learning my style in art school. It was a bit scary to venture into digital art. All the products and programs and other such doohickies! One day, I got a digital drawing pen and used the software it came with. Super fun. Maybe with more practice, I can do more than just doodle things. >.<

I prefer physical drawing myself since I'm better at that I'm practicing digital drawing Tho it will take a while...

My favorite drawing app I can use on my mobile device (My laptop could run Gimp but I locked myself out of it by accident) is probably Ibis Paint X. Though when I see the popular drawings they display I get pretty discouraged for not being as good as them, but that’s more just my self-confidence issues than anything.

Honestly, for me I find digital easier. My traditional art just comes out a lot worse and I’m not as confident in it really.

I'm really bad at digital drawing, I'm not so much better at physical drawing either but I enjoy it more.

I use Photoshop for anything I do. I used to use Gimp a lot but not so much now.

I got a Huion Q11K and I use it for drawing and it cost about $120 its perfectly fine for me, there are 8 configurable buttons on the tablet, which I don't use, 2 buttons on the pen and the pen is a good weight. I recommend it, but $120 is prob to much to spend for most... All I can really give is advice because I don't know a whole lot about what one is better, but from what I can tell size isn't a big concern unless its like 4 inches then you might want a little bigger, and if it doesn't feel good to use it when u get one its not the tablet it's you, you just have to get used to it. That's all I know.

Drawing apps haven't ever really drawn to much on my mobile phone though I do like the mobile version of PS. I have played around with that.

I really like PicsArt - It has a lot of great effects you can use on a variety of photo types. It’s basically a photo editing app, but it also has effects you can add besides basic filters and standard photo editing and collages that most apps or phones come with.

A while back I was looking into buying a tablet that was specifically created to make art on, not sure if it was a type of iPad or something, but has anyone bought one of these art tablets? Or know what the best one is with lots of great features? I download art aps on my phone all the time and sometimes I’m extremely dissapointed due to limitations and sometimes I’m blown away. I imagine it’s the same with these types of devices. Feedback would be great guys!