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Honestly, I think that depends on you! Being comfortable with using a specific drawing program can be helpful if you're doing a lot of coloring or effects, but there's nothing to stop you doing the initial sketches on paper of you're more comfortable with it. Lots of professional artists do it, just like there are artists that do just traditional work or just digital work. I personally go straight to digital because I can use and abuse ctrl+z/undo.

maybe digital first because learning to use a software program can be confusing and if you learn to do that first, switching to paper will be easier. but also there are weird things about physical drawing too so starting there isnt a bad choice either! i think youll be fine either way!!

Rip I’m sorry :(

There’s only one logical option to do in this case;

I don’t think that makes you a baby. I can’t watch movies with exorcisms, mental hospitals, or when someone is in too much pain because I want to help. You don’t need to feel bad for that.

OhGosh, me neither, I despise horror movies, and shows with twisted themes and the ones that are so gore and full of screams and murders nonono and since those are the ones that a lot of people see I feel kind of weird? because damn, those people are so hardcore, they can watch American Horror Story without feeling sick to their stomach or disturb