What medium makes the most expressive lines?

>>2515206
digital :)

>>2515206
in the long run, probably oils. I run out of oils quickly and canvases arent fucking cheep. the art stoor doesnt sell acrylics where I live, or I just haven't found them, so I've just been too afraid to practice on cardboard.

>>2515206
Oil or similar because you can sculpt 3D texture.

>>2515210
no just fucking.

pencils then dip pens

>>2515206
If we're talking pure lines, a brush and ink, followed closely by pen and ink. A brush and ink produces the highest variation in line width (needle thin to the entire length of the bristles), the lines can be bone dry or dripping wet, and you can use any type of ink.

>>2515210
Technically true, but the technology isn't at a point where you can have a display as large as you'd like and brushes which respond instantaneously. Noticeable lag and limiting your movements works against what I'd consider "expressiveness".

>>2515212
I agree, Oils or ink as well I think can be used an stretched in so many different ways.Also what the fuck kind of art shop doesn't sell acrylic paint?

>>2515210
Only with ms paint tho

Bronze, oil paint or plaster.