How do you draw digitally?

**rolfixek** · 04-05-11 at 06:42 AM

Idd, nice work :)
Don't worry, you will once get yourself the Intuos too.. I'm trying to rock my (baby, hehe) Intuos XL as much as I can!

PS: For any digital fan, tablet is worth every penny!...

LSD · 04-08-11 at 12:12 AM

i use the bamboo pen and tablet. i was pleasantly suprised that its so smooth compared to a mouse.
also even though its pretty low end (only 50 pounds) it copes with my 19/10 display nicely. i have no idea what the dpi settings are but i have set it to use both on my screens with no apparent drop in accuracy.
where were other tablets by other manufacturers available but they had a set resolution which can hinder you when your using larger work areas.
anyways for the beginner i can recommend the bamboo range by wacom. even there cheap 1s are very good.

**acitone** · 04-12-11 at 06:00 AM

Yes it's amazing also how some people can adapt so well to drawing on the wacom which is on their lap or on a table while looking up at a screen. Someone said in his opinion it's better that way since you can see nothing but the drawing (no hand in the way). It's a good way, but so is the drawing directly on screen method, which of course is most like drawing on paper the old fashioned way.

isabel123 · 04-12-11 at 06:04 AM

i have a tablet its the cheapest one :D and its almost 3 years now and its still feel like brand new :)

attikus · 04-12-11 at 11:09 AM

holy shit that's terrific!!

isabel123 · 04-12-11 at 04:36 PM

yup hehe :)
the brand is GENIUS :D its an awesome brand :D the workspace is just 3x4inch work space :D hehe the pressure is 1024x768 only :( but its ok :) its my first tablet hehe

04-05-11 at 06:42 AM	#43
rolfixek The Only One Who Can ™ Join Date: May 2009 Location: Corner of Luck and Stupidity Posts: 2,672	Idd, nice work :) Don't worry, you will once get yourself the Intuos too.. I'm trying to rock my (baby, hehe) Intuos XL as much as I can! PS: For any digital fan, tablet is worth every penny!... Last edited by rolfixek; 04-05-11 at 06:46 AM.

04-08-11 at 12:12 AM	#44
LSD Apprentice Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 328	i use the bamboo pen and tablet. i was pleasantly suprised that its so smooth compared to a mouse. also even though its pretty low end (only 50 pounds) it copes with my 19/10 display nicely. i have no idea what the dpi settings are but i have set it to use both on my screens with no apparent drop in accuracy. where were other tablets by other manufacturers available but they had a set resolution which can hinder you when your using larger work areas. anyways for the beginner i can recommend the bamboo range by wacom. even there cheap 1s are very good.

04-12-11 at 06:00 AM	#45
acitone Ju Ichiban Tai Taicho Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Soul Soceity Posts: 1,444	Yes it's amazing also how some people can adapt so well to drawing on the wacom which is on their lap or on a table while looking up at a screen. Someone said in his opinion it's better that way since you can see nothing but the drawing (no hand in the way). It's a good way, but so is the drawing directly on screen method, which of course is most like drawing on paper the old fashioned way.

04-12-11 at 06:04 AM	#46
isabel123 Newcomer Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 2	i have a tablet its the cheapest one :D and its almost 3 years now and its still feel like brand new :)

04-12-11 at 11:09 AM	#47
attikus Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 9	holy shit that's terrific!!

04-12-11 at 04:36 PM	#48
isabel123 Newcomer Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 2	yup hehe :) the brand is GENIUS :D its an awesome brand :D the workspace is just 3x4inch work space :D hehe the pressure is 1024x768 only :( but its ok :) its my first tablet hehe