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I bought the book the Natural Way to Draw and it wants me to draw on really big paper and use an easel for that.

However, my goal is actually to eventually switch to digital drawing. And if I want to draw on my desk I could buy a tabletop easel but max paper size it allows is like barely A3.

So do I really need to buy a standing easel and learn to draw on really big paper?

Oh and I don‘t have live models as well, how am I supposed to work around that?
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if you want go digital don't bother with anything bigger than A3, you could buy large clipboard and rest it on edge of desk

>Oh and I don‘t have live models as well, how am I supposed to work around that?
Try harder. Use your gf/yourself naked in the mirror. You can even try finding models and organizing figure drawing sessions yourself. Otherwise, copying drawings of renaissance masters can be used as substitute for live models in a pinch.



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