Afrodite-Ohki posted at 8:44PM Sun, 02 February 2020 - #4378713

You can do both, you know. Digital and traditional. These are all mine.

(yes that's a jointed doll)

(another jointed doll, this one sculpted in Zbrush, 3d printed and then sculpted traditionally over that!)

The thing is, one skill adds to the other, when it comes to art. Having a good eye for photography will help you figure out what you draw. Being able to draw will help you create more beautiful 3d characters. Being able to sew will help you draw more realistic clothing. And so on.

And as much as digital is taking a lot of space, people still appreciate the traditional arts too. And various media. They've just invented new techniques for 2d animation for Klaus, in the era of 3d animation. Bookstores are regaining love. And so on.

True that but only if you transition to one w/o stopping the other. Due to lack of space to set up a good work area for drawing boards and art-o-graph set up, and light boxes or darkroom or studio and....well, depending on your art mode of preference, you lose the abilities or hand and eye coordination etc. Once gone as in my case hard to get back into the groove. NICE WORK BTW. Love the BJ doll!