Just to get things started, I sketch out quick ideas in a small spiral bound sketchbook, usually in pencil.
Once I'm settled on a design I'll move on to draw it on a sheet of premium white 8x10 computer paper, I trace over this sketch to clean up the lines and later scan it in to work on the drawing digitally.

How do you go about your drawings?

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I usually use a spiral-bound notebook, but I've used bristol plenty of times before .

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Spiral sketchbook and Digital (photoshop/illustrator)

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I use a spiral sketchbook and digital with opencanvas

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I prefer buying spiral sketchbooks since it's either to turn to the page I want to sketch on. Plus, I tend to draw in a lot of places where I'm waiting in a small chair (i.e. waiting rooms), which means I have to sketch things on my lap. So, it's not practical for me to use a big book I have to fold open and lay on a flat surface. XD

I draw in Photoshop a lot, too, but I definitely do more drawing traditionally. Photoshop is more for finished pics.

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Spiral or bound sketchbook. I would prefer the sketchbook if you're planning on scanning the work. It's easier to pull it out of a spiral than a bound end book. Sketchbooks would be better for ideas to put down.

I also use large sheets of printing paper to draw out a character sheet for expressions and body poses. It saves the trouble of working in a contain space and you just have a single paper to work and move around with. Better for scanning.

Any simple designs I do them on Photoshop directly with a tablet and color everything from there too. I use coral painter for anything more detail and excellent uses for colors.

I go back and forth for whatever idea it will be for. Ultimately it'll start on paper or sketchbook.

Most of my work is on a spiral sketchbook. But if I'm doing some actual artwork, then I get out the Bristol, or do it digitally.