I am old-school in drawing Tiffany & Corey. I use pen and paper.
This is where the magic happens - I draw at this desk loaded up with pens, pencils, inks and other inspirational items.
I draw with black India ink. I make sure it's the waterproof variety as anything else like water-based, water-soluble and non-waterproof will smear when erased, even after drying.
I use a round watercolor brush to mask in areas of black in the cartoons. But the brush is not my main tool. Tiffany & Corey cartoons get drawn with a nib pen.
I use a metal nib held inside a plastic holder. I will usually use a Speedball 512 (show in the photo above) or a crow quill nib if a thinner line is required. As for my paper, I use a white cardstock paper of 8.5 x 11 inches of around 100lb. weight so the paper doesn't buckle. I usually buy these in bulk for cheap at craft stores like Michael's or Hobby Lobby.
Next week: an actual cartoon gets drawn!
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