If you’re having trouble painting because your paintbrush isn’t made of squirrel hair, then you just need to learn to fucking paint.
If you’re having trouble painting because your paintbrush isn’t made of squirrel hair, then you just need to learn to fucking paint.
I'm doing gesture drawings daily now on a Supernote. The ability to use the entire 'page', then hit next page and start a new one, lets me crank them out in a way pen and paper doesn't.
Pen and paper -absolutely- is better for trying to capture a likeness, and the actual "quality" of the job at the end is about the same (if it isn't it's probably better), but the sheer ease of use means I do the thing more, which means I'm practicing more, which means I am, indeed, becoming a better artist.
The tools have to be suitable to the task (and I don't think anyone is saying the various frontend frameworks are -unsuitable-), but after that ease of use still matters.