Post art supplies you carry daily. Pens, pencils, journals, books, anything that you draw with when you're out.
>>2440497
>thread for people who are more into pretending to draw than drawing.
>not for me desu senpai
>hide
ballpoint/rollerball pen // sketchbook
am i boring or what
> A ruler
>10x more led than needed
>non existent sketchbook
> huge ass bag for nothing
embarrassing...
Pigment liner.
Sketchbook.
>>2440572
Ok, well, this isn't my setup, just some pic I found.
>>2440497
>using mechanical pencils and not lead holders
>using pencils at all
>fucking ruler. Learn to draw a straight line freehand
>tiny as fuck sketchbook, where's my fucking moleskine
>giant fanny-pack for nothing
Even this is a little more than I need. Usually have a 2h lead or an Hb lead in the staedler
>>2440497
>clip board
>print paper
>.5 mechanical pencil
>2B pencils
>eraser pen
>.4 pigment liner
I rarely draw anything other than exercises when outside or in public though-- I get too embarrassed when people look while I draw for realsies.
>>2440602
>google lead holders
>mfw
This is the first time I've heard of lead holders; maybe I'll go look for one.
I have two: one set for my work truck which is just a small sketchbook, a pencil, a technical own and a waterbrush loaded with diluted black ink.
My other set up is a small sketchbook with a lead holder and maybe a brush pen if I feel like carrying it.
>>2440595
Why do high resolution reaction images make me laugh?
>>2440556
thats all you really need, no need to be fancy or cool looking, just get your art gains done.
All you need is a sketchbook & pen
I doodle at best when I'm not home, though. The fountain pen is more for notes than drawing but it's actually surprisingly fun to sketch with.
>inb4 sand nigger
>>2440602
now this nigger is fucking based. would love to see your copic sketches. if only you didnt hate on the pencil you faggot
>>2440656
cont.
but whats with that sketchbook? its doesnt fold flat nor does it have a hard bound back. do you not find this a hindrance? also do you used toned paper? its like the toast of papers
>>2440602
That pen is fucking awesome. Too bad they literally stopped selling them in every store in my city.
>Papyrus scroll
>quill pen
>inkwell
do i look like i'm an artist yet?
no?
>over-the-shoulder bag with weeb trinkets
>single unwashed fingerless glove on my drawing hand
>dramatic attention-seeking chicken scratch
desu you don't need a picnic baskets worth of bullshit to sketch some people on the street.
if you're good/poor all you really need is a pen and paper.
I don't have a sketchbook, I just throw some papers in my bag and use my school books as support.
>>2440611
you have a fukcing long way to go future sempai. i admire your pragmatic aprroach of using a clipboard and not paying any mind to the moleskin meme. you should also not pay any mind to what people think of you, faggot!!
>>2440602
Which shade of grey of them copics is best if I only get 1 for sketching?
>>2440741
I would recommend at least two shades. if you can get all cool greys and refills, they are perfect for value practice. get scotts rendering dvds and watch your skills go sempai level
>>2440696
I have a toned sketchbook but don't carry it around.
I basically got a set of 3 of those sketchbooks dirt cheap on amazon, they fit nicely into my pocket (even my jeans pocket on some pairs when I'm not wearing a jacket) and generally suit their job. If I'm using it it's on a hard surface anyway, they fold open pretty easy after a little use and are surprisingly durable.
>>2440783
hmm nice, got a link m8?
>>2440789
https://www.amazon.ca/Moleskine-Cahier-Journal-Pocket-Plain/dp/8883704940/ref=pd_sim_14_1?ie=UTF8&dpID=41iF9X07Z4L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR141%2C160_&refRID=YBC91N4T9HHCN2VWET5Q
They have bigger versions too.
>>2440497
Am I a pleb for loving the Papermate Flair? These things are awesome and are like a cheaper brush pen, though obviously not too much like a brush pen. I've got a bunch of Sakuras, Staedtlers, and Faber-Castell Pitt pens over the last year I've been drawing, but I keep coming back to the Flair. The only bad thing is that the felt nib seems to go bad before it runt out of ink, but at less than a dollar a piece it's not such a bad thing.
>>2440798
thanks anon, i will give them a try on my next shipment set.
>>2440804
i have these in medium and small. they are really great and versatile. love the black line variations. also cheap. dont get so depressed when i lose one. one of my favorites.
>>2440811
nice. I've only seen the medium ones in stores; I guess I'll have to oder the others online.
>>2440804
Whatever floats your boat m8. I love brush pens but they are so hard to use and since I'm not that great at drawing to begin with, so my brush pen just sits on the desk most of the time.
>>2440834
they becomes really good when you devolop that hair trigger sensitivity.the Flair pen will never replace the brushes pen.
but why do you have so many of them? haha
>>2440840
I only have one. I bought it because I saw a lot of drawings done with them and they looked cool. Shit's hard to do tho. I think I'll start carrying it around with me so I at least use it for sketching.
>>2440849
so read it as many instead my. good thought. i will join you anon
are these any good? i was thinking of ordering some
Cool 1 3 5 7 markers
4b
Fine sharpie
My epic
Sketch book
Kneaded eraser
Sharpener
What I always have laying around in my bag:
Cheap A4 sketch book ~100g.
0.3 mechanical pencil and leads HB
pigment liners 0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 0.8
kneaded eraser
And if I can remember to pack it:
Pentel brush pen gray/black
0.25 Faber-Castell TG1-S
Small bag with Promarkers in different colours
I just like to draw when bored.
Golf pencil and sticky notes
InB4 muh minimalism
nothing special
conveniently enough, theyre around the same size, so they stack nicely in my bag
>>2440992
Yes
They're really good for marker, and excellent for pen and pencil.
Really smooth, if you like that kind of paper.
And really cheap, so you can load up on a bunch of them and bust through them one at a time.
>>2440694
Eh, in a sketchbook pencils are too correctable. Though if you treat a pencil like a pen and actually care about each individual stroke as if it was permanent, then yes they're awesome.
Artist is Karl Kopinski
ruger sr9c
1xtra man
small moleskin
mechanical pensil .7mm
kneaded eraser
Thats all ya need.
>>2440992
Paper is too thin and too smooth imo, but they're good for pen sketches, and absolutely great for fountain pens, especially considering the price. Get the glue-bound version that has the elastic band, though, that's the only one that won't fall apart.
sketch wallet and a 'hi tec c coleto me' multi pen filled with various 0.3 colours. all fits in one pocket so i never have to leave them at home
>>2441586
homo
>>2441586
That looks pretty cool. $68 bucks is expensive as shit but it looks like a pussy magnet and it's american made. I'm happy to support THE AMERICAN WORKING MAN GOD DAMMIT. Seeing as my wallet is falling the fuck apart I might just have to snag one.
>>2440744
What two shades do you recommend?
>>2440719
What type of pen is it?
One copic and one ball point pen. Crappy 60 pages small sketchbook and the pornhub app.
>>2441614
Pentel Hybrid Technica if I'm not mistaken. The only disadvantage is that the ink is not waterproof.
>>2440519
There are posers, sure, but if you want to draw all the time you have to carry something with you.
Cintiq Companion
That's it
>>2441592
That's the thing, the tools are irrelevant. This thread isn't for practice or sharing useful information, it's for water cooler dick waving by people who adorn themselves as artists instead of making art.
I have a 11x7 cool bound sketchbook that I folded all the sheets in half. Fold it again (6x3 profile) and chuck it in my pocket. Carry a pen, pencil and one of those gummy erasers with me. Usually record notes/create shit to burn in it.
I paint, idgaf about drawing.
Post 1/2
Typically carry my sketchwallet errywhere I go, along with a red col-erase pencil, and Lammy pen.
>>2441990
Post 2/2
Also carry an 8.5X11 sketchbook with various pencils and pens.
>>2440497
I only carry my skills, materials can be found anywhere outside :^)
>>2442001
jhin?
>>2441877
it's still a valid discussion, and people on this board as well as most successful artists enjoy discussing it, because it's trying to find what you will be spending the rest of your life using to create art. doesn't mean it takes a high priority but it's still something
>>2442001
>found
>outside
>being a pleb and not using your own feces to paint in public
>>2441990
I'd actually like one of those wallets if not for the stupid design. Get me one that looks like a standard wallet and I'd be in.
>>2442229
what tablet sufrace pro which one?
is that a legit photoshop version?
is the tablet like a windows laptop?
how much and what type of stylus did you get/pay for?
>>2442229
I'm jelly and I want that tablet
>>2442229
tablet?
>>2441830
You care your Cintiq everywhere you go?
>>2441991
>tfw have tablet but prefer traditional... pic related, thinking of getting cintiq companion
hey give me the list of your supplies, im a noob, looking to buy stuff
>>2440611
I recently bought another lead holder as I lost the other two I had. I couldn't recommend them highly enough... I love them, and I've only recently discovered there are even more models besides then standard 2.0 you can get colored leads!!!
>>2440611
Lead holders are great, much more practical to sharpen on the go than a pencil. Check out Koh-I-Noor lead holders, they have pretty cheap but still really solid, durable, full metal lead holders.
>>2442342
>hey give me the list of your supplies, im a noob, looking to buy stuff
Left to right: pentel pocket brush, kuretake pocket brush. (The pentel has been leaking a lot lately. Not sure if this is normal, but i use it to fill large areas now.)
Tachikawa G nib pen. I was surprised how good quality this pen was. I often use brush and nibs for my comic work, and this pen is one is those it-gets-better-the-more-you-use-it. Starts out stiff, but loosens up a little more the more you use it to really give you line variety.
Pentel Stylo. I just recently got this pen and trying it out. Not much to really say about it yet. It's got a micron feel.
Various Col-erase pencils in different colors.
Fabber castell polychromos pencils. Black. My main sketching pencil. Soft, but not oily. Hardly smudges, and feels similar to the col-erase pencils.
>>2441991
What do you use those colored pencils for? I've notcied quite a few people own red and blue pencils but I don't get what's the use for them.
>>2443221
A lot of people I watch sketch in colour, otherwise I guess its for adding value
>>2442258
>>2442290
>what tablet surface pro which one?
Surface Pro 2 (i5/8Gb)
>Is that a legit photoshop version?
It PS CC 2015
>is the tablet like a windows laptop?
Yes, it runs everything a laptop of the same specs can run and it boots much faster
>how much and what type of stylus did you get/pay for?
It's a wacom feel stylus, it's way better than the bundled one
>>2442264
I really like it, the performance and battery life is great but it took a new stylus and a BT keyboard to reach that point.
It also has its cons, the borders of the screen throws any stroke in the wrong direction and the screen is small but you get used to it.
>>2443221
I personally use them for under sketch construction for figures and guidelines on perspective. But you can also use them like >>2443259
Like the name suggests, they are erasable. So long as you sketch lightly. But a lot of comic users and animators use them because most of them are light enough that printers won't pick up on them. Or it's real easy to eliminate the color digitally so only your final line work will show.
>>2440614
because you're mentally retarded
>>2440602
im like this dude
i carry an all purpose bag, but ultimately end up using a clipboard with printer paper or a softcover sketchpad.
I use whatever drawing tools I have. My favorite is the pigment liner/mech pencil, I feel they work very similarly. But it's nice to use a graphite pencil/lead holder/colerase.
