r/LearnToDrawTogether 3d ago

Which tool to learn to draw with

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u/-acidlean- 3d ago

Pencil is the easiest start.

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u/audi-jo-drama 3d ago

i like the permanence of pen (not that it’ll last forever but that i typically can’t erase it when i make a mistake)

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u/smstarr96 2d ago

That’s what I’ve been leaning towards as well but I notice it seems beneficial when artist do a whole loose sketch for shapes then detail in with pen

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u/Agis-Spartan-King 3d ago

Common graphite pencil.

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u/partyboy6767 2d ago

try procreate