Ways to define my drawings without line weight

11:32 PM, Saturday November 5th 2022

Let's say I have poor quality pens, and line weighting or filling large areas with black is complicated with them.

Is there any way I can define certain sections of the drawing without those two resources?

Pd: It is not easy for me to find good pencils here.

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2:21 PM, Sunday November 6th 2022

you can outline the area with a pen/ fineliner and then use something like a brush pen to fill in the area.

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6:58 PM, Wednesday November 9th 2022

idk maybe using guache or acrilics may help to fill the large areas since they dry fast and matte. u can also use felt tip pen or whiteboard marker as well. I use whiteboard marker and it works.Also i think when you buy pen, get two or more because using dried empty pen is soouuu annoying i hope it helps XP

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