
No need for much explaining here ^_^;. I try to buy the cheapest mechanical pencils I can
find...since I tend to ink / CG my linearts anyways.


Warning! When working on a pencil lineart you like...do not use random, gunky, old
erasers you find behind the desk someplace, like this one!! All it takes is one weird stain / streak
left behind on your paper...and you may have ruined a lineart T_T.

Computer paper is one of the best I've found for drawing linearts O_O! Seriously! Expensive
drawing paper tends to have grain and/or smear the pencil lines easily. Which is great
for pencil shaded pictures...but a pain in the neck for linearts *nod nod*


Unless you are very careful and gentle with your notebooks, I do not recommend you
buy this brand of sketchbooks! As you can see, they fall apart easily T_T.


OMG, if you are going to do marker / color pencil art...this type of marker paper is
wonderful!! It's very good for coloring on, and semi-transparent so you can
draw your lineart on one paper, then trace-ink onto this paper. That way if you
mess up coloring, you still have the original lineart and can try again *_*!

Bristol paper is...nice. I'd say it's worth buying if you do a lot of traditional art. It's good
for lots of mediums, easy to draw on at large sizes (since it's thicker), and can be
reasonably priced if you wait for a 50% off coupon at Aaron Bros. I personally don't
use it much, though ^_^;.

If you CG, photo printer paper is essential! It makes a HUGE difference in your
print quality O_O. I have yet to find any one brand that I like better than the other brands,
though.


I have not found any brand of photo printer paper I especially love yet. But
I have found some that are seriously bad O_O. Don't buy this kind. They end
up printing sticky, smelly, and just don't look as good as the other brands x_X
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