I'm considering buying one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BBAL1G/ref=pd_cp_e_title/103-0560409-7322263
It's from Wacom.
Anyways, I was wondering who here had one. I know Charles does.
But you who do, are they worth it? I'd be using it mostly for art, not for much work.
This has gotten really good reviews.
Just asking for feedback.
Thanks!!!
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I have THAT ONE !
Only in blue. : B
I like it, it works. 4x5 is certainly large enough for how I draw.
It comes with some basic graphics programmes that I use.
It won't make you a better artist, of course - you just take the skill you have going in and apply it to the "digital" medium.
Some people take a long time to get used to it. I took about three hours. : P If you have experience with drawing well with a mouse, this will help your hand-eye coordination (which can take some getting used to).
I have made a "digital painting" and done pixel art with it - and used it to sketch things that I wanted to show to people on-line.
I think it's worth it since I could NEVER have done my <dork>Freddie digital painting</dork> with only a mouse.
I guess it depends on what kind of art you want to do. I have also used it to colour in things I've scanned into my computer. It's generally more difficult to draw from scratch on it then scan something in and work on it from there.
Only in blue. : B
I like it, it works. 4x5 is certainly large enough for how I draw.
It comes with some basic graphics programmes that I use.
It won't make you a better artist, of course - you just take the skill you have going in and apply it to the "digital" medium.
Some people take a long time to get used to it. I took about three hours. : P If you have experience with drawing well with a mouse, this will help your hand-eye coordination (which can take some getting used to).
I have made a "digital painting" and done pixel art with it - and used it to sketch things that I wanted to show to people on-line.
I think it's worth it since I could NEVER have done my <dork>Freddie digital painting</dork> with only a mouse.
I guess it depends on what kind of art you want to do. I have also used it to colour in things I've scanned into my computer. It's generally more difficult to draw from scratch on it then scan something in and work on it from there.
Yay!!! Thanks, Charles!!! I shall put that information to good use! I suck at doing anything art-wise, but I love to do it, so why not? I'll keep in mind the improving part, however. XP
DoBBieS
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