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So that's it 2
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Exercise: Draw lines with pen pressure in mind 3
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I hope you can think of it like a warm-up. 4
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So I'm actually going to do it. 5
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I hope you follow me in the same way. 6
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First of all, please feel free to draw it quickly. 7
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The point here is 8
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Trying so hard to draw circles, squares, and straight lines is no good. 9
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On the contrary, it means no good. 10
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This is a warm-up 11
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If you try hard to draw a certain shape, 12
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You end up using too much force in your hands and end up with awkward lines like this. 13
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Especially if you are a beginner, you are not used to it. 14
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Or rather, there is no right answer. Feel free to draw any shape you like. 15
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On the other hand, if you apply force, the line will become thicker in the case of digital. 16
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If you pull with less force, the line will become thinner. 17
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Now I'm going to draw with a little more force, then draw with a little less force. 18
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Draw with force again, then with less force again, something like this 19
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I mean the types of lines 20
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First of all, learn some types of lines. 21
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Draw both lines, ones with more force and less force, making it a continuous, fluffy line 22
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Let’s get used to the act of drawing in the first place. 23
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That's what it feels like 24
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Should analog style users also be aware of pen pressure? 25
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Yes 26
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If you do it too much, the lead will break. 27
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But yes 28
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Even in analog style, don't just draw in pieces 29
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Be conscious of the pen pressure 30
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Freely? 31
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Add or release force a little bit 32
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Really, once you get used to simply drawing a line, 33
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Then, how long should I do this? It’s supposed to be a warm-up. 34
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Doing this all day long, it's just not fun. 35
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It would be best if you somehow felt like made it yourself. 36
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For now, I would like you to try getting used to drawing.
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