Oh, about the scanner - once you scan it in, do you color digitally or edit? I know nothing about that stuff - is it something I could figure out without having to go back to art school?
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Oh, about the scanner - once you scan it in, do you color digitally or edit? I know nothing about that stuff - is it something I could figure out without having to go back to art school?
I almost never do any digital color on analog pieces—I like colored pencils, pens, and markers, so any pencil and paper pieces will be hand-colored before scanning. Digital pieces are constructed entirely digitally, of course. I've never been to art school, and my art is mostly a hobby, so my ways are probably inefficient/very much not industry standard, but I don't mind. :)
There probably is a noticeable difference between my digital and old-school pieces—if you're curious for examples, I made an intro post yesterday for the slothicorn community that has two of each.
It's worth noting, however, that my scanner is of mediocre quality, and I could get much better quality from a better scanner, of course.
I will check out your slothicorn post. Thanks!