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"Xhiero" Pencil. if traditionally it gets inked (waterproof is a must), erased, and colored (prisma colors, or paint) if digitally it goes in the scanner and then colored with painter. T h e w o o d s a r e l o v e l y , d a r k , a n d d e e p , b u t I h a v e p r o m i s e s t o k e e p . . . I use archival pigment-based liners (Faber-Castell), because they're waterproof, and they don't smear with my Prismacolor...

If I'm hand-drawing it, i sketch it with a fine-tipped mechanical pencil, and then i trace over it with sharpie and erase the left-over pencil marks. If I'm doing digital art, I use line-art with the SAI program. It looks better that way.

i like using pens, sharpies and highlighters when laying down the basic lines. after i have my subjects established i like going in with acrylic, watercolor, and ink. after that i usually go over with spray paint.. kinda like my personal mark. -thats the media i like to use. as far as techniques... i usually just let my hands do what they please, i think that art teachers will obsess over good technique, but in the long run it's the...

Directly on SAI or doodling on any piece of paper with mechanical pencil.

I tend to use my 70 dollar pen and this nifty little thing with a cord that attaches to my computer. Rarely do I pick up a regular pencil and draw on paper. sad I use Corel Painter X, too. It be super awesome. But I got some new paints for my birthday that I must start using! <3

Traditional art I use Pencils (colored or #2), pens (black, red, or blue) Paint (watercolor and acrylic), pastels, chalk Charcoal, sharpie markers, I also use clay, and sew and knitt Digital art I use Paint, Photoshop cs4, adobe flash cs3, adobe illustrator cs3, GIMP, and at school I use the adobe suite.

I usually use a fine-point pen, or mechanical pencil. I find that fine point is best for the initial sketching, because the marks are not quite so dark and hard to cover up when you go to finish the drawing. I also think that if you don't have pens of varying thicknesses available, you can still do a good job with the shading and stuff by overlapping the lines if you need to. Fine point pens are also great for intricate detail work. ^_^

i use a mech. pencil and water colours

A pencil. When or if i get a scanner i willl use a program to finish the drawing Btw : to the comment above , anything that produces color are not always just drawing utensils. I may not be able to think of any at the moment but yeah....

mechanical pencil and photoshop