You can leave it a few hours or over night.Ħ. Make sure the paper you get is designed for whatever printer you are using (inkjet or laser).ĥ. You’ll probably waste a lot of sticker paper figuring out which print settings to use and getting your colors right. It’s not terribly fancy but it gets the job done. I have an HP Envy 6055 which is a newer home printer. Format the stickers as close together as possible in a paper-sized canvas in a digital art program. I do that in Clip Studio Paint and then smooth it.ģ. You can draw it by hand, but a lot of digital art programs have an option to make a selection, expand the selection, and outline the selection. You can also make the art traditionally but would then want to scan it or photograph it well to put it on a computer and touch it up.Ģ. I would recommend getting a digital drawing tool of some sort. I use Procreate on my iPad these days but started out using Clip Studio Paint which came with this Wacom tablet. I found this video helpful when I was starting out.ġ. The most important thing is consistency - 1h a week does wonders over time! I was drawing with pencil & paper for 15+ years before that. But I didn't really start doing digital art seriously until last year.
Now I draw on an iPad using Procreate and would recommend this setup. I volunteered at a summer camp there a long time ago and I thought the program was really fun for kids.įor digital art, I started with a laptop, Sketchbook by AutoDesk, and a Wacom drawing tablet. Is your daughter very young? If so I'd also recommend art camps! Visual Arts Mississauga has art camps. Other ways to learn/improve drawing are youtube videos, and drawing from real life (buildings, landscapes, household objects, anything really). I was lucky that my parents enrolled me in a weekly drawing class (1hr/week for 10 years) and I'd recommend that if possible! I'd say any kind of structured time to learn drawing techniques is super useful for developing as an artist. Thank you! And it's wonderful you want to support your daughter in her interest in art :)
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