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Been thinking about getting into a creative field? Maybe you want to be an artist, but not sure where to start? Or, maybe you're just motivated and ready to get started with your dream project. Well, we've got the perfect solution for you: this blog post will teach you the basics of drawing and painting through various art tutorials for beginners! Not only will this guide provide helpful information on what materials are needed and how long it'll take to complete certain exercises, it also has numerous samples of what people have achieved along the way. Plus, if you're looking to get professional-looking sketches without having too much trouble finding the right supplies, then check out our comparison chart below. Before we begin, here's a quick overview of the types of art and their supplies: Painting Supplies: Canvas, Paint Brushes, and Paints (usually water-based) Drawing Supplies: Paper (usually sketchbook or drawing tablet), Pencils, Pencil Sharpener, Eraser. Sketching Supplies: Drawing Tablet (optional), Sketching Pens (also optional), and Drawing/Painting Software. If you're not sure what sketching pen to get, I recommend the Pigma Micron Pen. This version has a very fine tip that works well with digital drawing tablets like Wacom Bamboo Art or Intuos Pro. With only 0. 2mm in thickness, you can get pretty detailed lines. Here are some general tips for beginners: Materials: If you're a beginner looking to buy a new set of art supplies, I recommend the Crayola Ultimate Studio Drawing Set. It has all of the basic materials that an artist would need to practice their craft at home, and it comes at a very affordable price. Also, remember that quality is important if you want your art to look smooth and clean! When buying brushes and pens, check the size of tip on each item - this will give you an idea of how detailed an illustration can be with that particular brush or pen. Time: Check out this blog post to find out how long it'll take you to complete various art techniques. There are also numerous resources available online that will help you discover approximate numbers for certain projects (like Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel). How much time do you want to spend on any particular project? The answer to this question is important since it can determine what type of materials and tools will be needed. This is also true for the amount of time spent on sketching. Obviously, if you don't have time to spend on a project - don't! By all means, keep practicing your skills but don't feel guilty if you have limitations in terms of crafting large-sized pieces. That's also why this blog post discusses some of the fastest ways to learn how to draw and paint. Also, I should mention that if you're a beginner and still unsure of what technique you want to try first, don't be afraid to just pencil down a bunch of ideas and see where it takes you. cfa1e77820