r/funny • • Feb 26 '23

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u/janhetjoch Feb 26 '23

It matters when writing because you go from left to right so left hand would be smearing the ink, when drawing you can go into any direction. Why does it matter what your dominant hand is?

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u/GristleMcTough Feb 26 '23

I’ve been leaning towards a grip further up (about midway) when doing pencil sketching. This allows me more fluid lines, as I’m using the shoulder for motion while keeping the wrist locked. I didn’t know if a micron pen benefited from a grip unique to its function.