Is there a technique to the wrist? I’ve heard the more relaxed your wrist is the better you’ll be

Or the more easier it is

Yeah there is a bit of that

Alright thank you(:

With realism there’s no hard lines so being looser is better

i want to get a drawing pad does any one recommend one that's decent but at a good price

Like drawing tablet or paper?

tablet with a screen

Ive heard good things about Wacom Ones

Yeah Wacom is good

I use a Wacom but it’s one without a screen

It’s good quality tho

hmm i'll search it up

I also have a Wacom with no screen, it's a bit awkward having to look away from what you're doing with your hand to see what you're really doing to the artwork. I'm looking to upgrade to the One once I have the money.

Been thinking about that too. But I also use an IPad with an Apple Pencil and that works

thank for telling me about this,if i was able to grind for a switch i can grind for a wacom one and i already have some money saved

Or just use a computer mouse like me lol

I never draw right on the pc

Always trace over hand art, eliminates need for tablet

I think tablet is worth investment if your really thinking of going into digital art

My older sister is a professional artist, she opted out from buying a tablet because it wasn't worth it for her application

So doing a mainly digital art = sure get a tablet

Traditonal art = no need

Hybrid = depends on how often

Your rich = get it, and get some 10,000 art markers while your at it with gold lined canvas and paint made from caviar

True, I grabbed the Wacom tablet that I have for $60, and it served until I decided that I'd like to do more with digital and it's better to be able to see and control better than have to hit the "undo" key repeatedly.

I felt that about the undo button too bro, I'm still waiting to get an upgrade

This is something I picked up on a short vacation at an antique shop. It was $65 so that’s not a lot of meat on the bone for me to resell this so I better find a good way to add value.

@Dr_Richtofen539 Awesome job restoring that typewriter!

A basket case locomotive I bought for $25. Some work, detail and a paintjob it came out looking... like it's supposed to

That’s cool!

Nice weathering.

Galactica knight miniature. Crystal's in the base straight from one of those sapphire mine places.

Awesome!

Dragon.

Bootiful

:>

That's soo cute

Dragoon

Thank you so much! It isn’t my proudest restoration, but that restoration is probably the most arts and crafts related

It’s better than what I can do! Mind if I ask you a question? I would like to know if you have any tips for restoring tin lithograph toys.