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I've been noticing many more artists using the trace and transfer method for some of their paintings. I've never done it because I wanted to familiarize myself with freehanding. However, there are days where I don't have the patience to freehand a sketch AND keep the inspiration for the painting so my desire wanes about half way through and I stop. Or, worse, I don't paint because the thought of freehanding every little detail is exhausting, especially after a full day of chores, college, etc.
So here's my question - Do you trace or do you freehand? Which do you prefer more? |
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Tracing is a TOOL, just like gridding. If it works for you, use it. The shading, creativity and such will make the work. I'm a freehander... Just make a few sketches and trace the good one over. It works if you don't get the proportions right. But letting a drawing be dependent on tracing is rather boring.
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