CarburetorThompson
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Avoid this if you value money.
I played with Star Trek models as a kid. Cleaning the brush with that type of paint SUCKED.
Avoid this if you value money.
Oh man! That reminds me of a prodigy I knew who could actually draw with a mouse on ms paint and make it look good. Today, you've got styluses, but this was back in the day before most people even had a phone, let alone one with a touch screen.i don't really use traditional art so much since i found myself keep drawing porn and had to erase them lest my folks will find out, so i mostly done stuff digitally.
i do like ms paint when it comes to just screwing around. probably firealpaca as well.
Ah~ who am I kidding... the only art supply I use- IS THE BLOOD OF MY ENEMIES!!!faber castell kits...
OMG, carbon paper is super cheap! Amazon.com: 200 Sheets Carbon Paper Graphite Paper Black Carbon Transfer (8.5 x 11.5 inch) Tracing Paper with 5 PCS Embossing Styluses Stylus Dotting Tools for Wood, Paper, Canvas (Wooden Embossing Stylus)
I don't know if it's cheaper to do it homemade like that, but I did enjoy playing with those things as well. Charcoal tracings were fun as well. Just hold paper over something textured and scrape at it with the charcoal.
I might be weird, but I didn't want to use expensive stuff because I thought the pencils and such were prettier than what I could make with them.
So my advice is crayons, reusable pens/markers, and coloring books/tracing paper. The coloring books guarantee a better result than stickman joe and I learned some neat shading techniques for crayons in daycare by coloring line art.
Also, for the love of all that's good, don't scold the kid for tracing. Tracing is such a good way to improve hand-eye coordination... And plagiarism really shouldn't be a concern for a child to worry about.