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Stabilizer can help too!!!
Practice with ink.
Fineliners, ballpoints, brush pens, or even india ink with traditional bamboo brushes (this is my favorite). Ink is soooo sensitive to your pressure and there's no way to rescue a chicken scratchy line. Rather than doing simple lines over and over, do throwaway drawings you wouldn't mind scraping over and over until you feel confident enough in getting clean lines
If you have a tablet, practice on a piece of paper roughly of the size of your drawing surface. The texture of the glass does feel way different at first but if you drill the mechanics enough, it's usually only 1 or 2 days of warmups before you get used to doing it in digital
Proko has a lot of good tips on this
Shaky lines? Not anymore! Using "CSI" helps you draw complex shapes fast!
We've just started a CSI assignment for my Drawing Basics course. I go more in depth in the premium lesson. Learn more at the link in the video.
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Check out the full video on tapered strokes here on the channel!
https://youtu.be/xZYpXKqY4iA
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As artists, line quality plays a crucial role in our drawings. Developing good habits early on ensures that our artwork leaves a strong impression. In this lesson, we discuss 6 habits to help you achieve good line quality. You’ll learn how to avoid the common mistakes, find a comfortable speed, follow-through, ghost in your lines, rotate the pap...