When I draw on PC I use Wacom Intuos Pro drawing tablet with Photoshop. I mainly use the standard brushes that come with Photoshop. I’m using a PS app called Lazy Nezumi Pro to make drawing smooth lines easier.

I also use iPad Pro with Apple Pencil. With iPad I’m using Procreate with both standard brushes as well as various brush packs from fellow creators. And when I want to create vector art I'm using Adobe Fresco (for example I’m sometimes using this to create patterns).

I’m currently using mainly Schmincke Horadam, Prima Marketing Pastel and Holbein Artists Pastel watercolors, Schmincke + Holbein being my favorites as they’re very vibrant and high quality paints.

I usually prefer the ones that don’t granulate & come in watercolor tubes. I arrange the colors to a Meeden watercolor palette. I also like to use Finetec Coliro Pearlcolors for pretty shimmery details.

My preferred gouache paints are Holbein Artists basics + pastels, Daler Rowney Designers + Holbein Acryla acrylic gouache and Shinhan Pass watercolor/gouache hybrid. My favorites are the Holbein ones.

I like to use acrylic inks as they have superior water resistance. My favorite acrylic inks are Liquitex Professional ink, Daler Rowney FW ink and Royal Talens Amsterdam ink - Liquitex being my most used one of these.

I like to use colored pencils for sketching, Prismacolor Col-Erase and Pilot Color Eno being my favorites as they’re erasable.

For linework, if I’m not using ink, I like to use Faber Castell PITT Artists Pens and Pilot Brush Pen (soft). Sometimes I also use Pentel Pocket Brush Pen, but prefer the Pilot pen as in my opinion it’s easier to control.

For white details, most of the time I use white Uni Posca marker (PC-1MR 0.7mm) as they are beautifully opaque and fluid.

I also like to experiment with colored PC-1M Posca pens + Polychromos & Holbein Artists colored pencils sometimes. I often also use the Holbein colored pencils for little color details on top of my paintings.

I like to use synthetic brushes, my favorites being Jackson’s Artica White Toray, Winsor & Newton Cotman, Princeton Velvetouch and Leonhardy 374 Super Star brushes (Leonhardy is a local brand that I got from a local art store).

I almost always use 300 g/m2 100% cotton paper (both hot and cold press, but most of the time hot press as I prefer a smooth paper surface) for my final traditional paintings. My favorite papers are Arches and Fabriano Artistico.

My favorite sketchbooks are Mossery sketchbooks & Crescent RENDЯ No Show Thru softcover sketchbooks.