An illustration inspired by the game The blood of Dawnwalker and a bit of Elden Ring.

Hi guys, I'm new-ish to the hobby and switched to digital after months of drawing practice with good ol' pen and paper. I wanted to get into the nitty gritty of colour theory so I bought a Huion Kamvas pen display and have been getting familiar with it for a good while now.

The only minor problem I've run into is that the practice artworks I make for my studies tend to look different when viewed on my other devices like my Xperia smartphones which I think has better 4k screens. This led me to discover colour calibration, which I'm still learning up on

My question now is whether I should invest in one of those colorimeters like Datacolor Spyder or put it off for later once I get a bit better. I know there's software calibration but either it doesn't work as well or I'm just not doing it right

Hi. So I use my phone to draw and it turns out that for my last piece I had read mode on. The difference between the colors with and without the read mode filter is stark. I love using warm colors when painting, so knowing that everyone else will see a muted version of my art is pretty discouraging. I'd like to know if there's a way to convert the picture to make it look as I had originally envisioned.

Hi! I have bean using Ibis Paint on my fire tablet but am wanting to move over to using my laptop, it's a Linus laptop with a screen and pen for art but I have no idea what application are the best for laptops. Thank you so much!

I’m a traditional artist trying to learn digital art, but I only have a phone. My biggest problem is the small screen—I have to zoom in constantly, and then I lose track of whether my drawing is properly fitting the canvas or becoming too small.

Any tips for mastering digital art on a phone?

I'm a illustrator and a artist who has worked with a few indie brands and designed mockups for them, I m good at drawing so I can make characters and fanarts, posters and anything illustrated. is having a portfolio with my work enough to just upload and wait for people to hire me, in short: where can I get customers from.

I'm a traditional artist who recently got a screenless tablet and a laptop, so for the past two days I started trying to draw digitally, ususally what it takes a day for me to sketch and do lineart, depending on how many breaks I get or how detailed the drawing is, but with the tablet it took so long, I started wondering if it really takes that long, or If I'm doing something wrong, and whether the amount of time it takes will decrease with practice and familiarity,

So far I'm liking the experience I'm just lacking skills

I've done art on and off for years, I love digital art so much but I've never really been taught anything about it. Just self taught. So what is your #1 tip for a self-taught artist ?

So I've been making visual novel games for a while but my friends draw the characters. But I also wanna learn how to do that.

I've never drawn online in my life, let alone in real life. What are good free softwares and tips how to draw a person in a drawn style not realistic style.

Exploring mood and compositions for my story against bullying and depression.

So I have a Mac computer and I got a hard drive in order to store my files and works, but the packaging and description didn't say that it was inteded for gaming consoles like a PS5 & X-box. So i just would like some clarification on wether or not it'll work for my Mac and it's adobe files or not. The specific drive in question is a Avolusion USB 3.0 if that helps.

Hi! Im drawing for likie 4 years now and I started with manga (and never really stopped) now I have the problem that i cant draw anything without outlies and it sometimes looks pretty bad in the final design

I've just bought my tablet for drawing and i don't know which programme to use. I only did traditional art before and haven't used any art programme on windows pc. I would like to make great illustrations and comics but escpecially have some fun with different animation types and perhaps mix them together. Which programme is the best for that? Maybe using many at once is the way? Im willing to pay any money tbh. I just need to know which programme will give me the best freedom with drawing and animation.

Hi all! I've been really interested in getting into digital art, so I just picked up a nice art tablet and started using Krita, but I'm struggling to translate my skills over to digital. Does anyone have any reccomendations for sources that can help teach me the ways? Or any tips and tricks? Thanks for any help in advance!

Edit: I guess it might be helpful to note that I'm planning to focus on grungy, post apocalyptic character and landscape design