Is it bad to use stabilizers when drawing on a tablet? I always feel like I'm cheating when I use them and I worry that if I get used to using them, I'll start relying on them and lose the ability to draw with a steady hand without them.<tinyboard ocr imag

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confused looking anime girls with interrogation‘marks on their heads Anonymous 01/25/24(Thu)00:43:04 No.3227

Is it bad to use stabilizers when drawing on a tablet? I always feel like I'm cheating when I use them and I worry that if I get used to using them, I'll start relying on them and lose the ability to draw with a steady hand without them.

Anonymous 01/04/26(Sun)22:12:42 No.3603

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>>3227
I've never used it, not that I'm aware at least, how do you use them? I only draw on a cheap tablet with a capacitive stylus, so if it's a feature that only active styluses have then nevermind. Anyways, I can see your struggle, I suppose it's good to not get too used to comfort as not to lose your ability, however if it makes life easier and your work better, then it has it's use cases…

I'd use it for final lineart and for when you're just drawing to relax, but when practicing I'd avoid any "cheating".