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Is using printer paper okay for serious art/drawing?
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Depends... *Comment*
Crystal Magnum was done on special paper. :thumb472031896:
AC3 Logo was printer paper. :thumb361426387:
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I drew this on printer paper and it turned out the way I wanted. I think a reason for different types of paper is being able to get a piece that has certain textures or finishes. Printer paper works fine for graphite drawings, but a thicker paper would probably work better for makers or paint. I also noticed that one of my sketchbooks has a texture to it that causes the graphite to stick to the page more and blend easier.
At the last second while writing this, I just remembered that the corner of this Lily drawing got a drop of water on it and tore off. It was like 2cm of the corner gone, but that was a bit annoying. A thicker paper may prevent something like that as well.