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Guna Andersone

9 Years Ago

Intuos Pen Drawings



Back to my childhood, but not with pencils. My first drawing with Intuos Pen and Touch Tablet. Are there some artists who are using this tool?

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Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

i use it for all my shading and coloring of black and whites. i don't really draw with it though except for sketches.


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SharaLee Art

9 Years Ago

I just ordered the Cintiq 22HD and it should be here tomorrow :) I'm really eager to get started "drawing" again.

 

David Bridburg

9 Years Ago

The shading was done on an Intus5 on this one. And the one below the cut outs the rays were done by placing a sheet of paper on top
of my Intus5 and drawing straight edges first to copy over later. For the most part I still rely on the mouse, but the Intus5 is important to have.

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Guna Andersone

9 Years Ago

I am looking forward Sharon to see your drawings. For me the most difficult part is to look on the screen instead my hand, paper,pencil.
Thank you Mike for idea .

 

Mike Savad

9 Years Ago

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use as a mouse, it's really clumsy and slow. and ideally you don't want a large one or you'll be moving your arm too much. without it, i couldn't shade in the details. i like the circle area where i can change my brush size, but hate the buttons, partly they turn off sometimes and partly they are hard to remember what they do, my old one had different shaped buttons, these are too small its annoying. but the "paper" part doesn't wear out. my old one chipped after a while and i had to replace it with lexan. this one felt like a chalk board at first, but i've polished an area where my hand rests, and i only use a part of it for sketching.

after you use one for a while, its easy to use. if your going from a mouse to that, i know some people who have a really hard time adjusting. where the pen is, that's where it is on the screen. where as a mouse, you can just move the arrow where you need to, there are no coordinates. just don't lose the pen, it's expensive to replace. i also wish it came with a fatter one. this one is much smaller than my last one.


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David King

9 Years Ago

I bought one to use with ArtRage to do digital painting/sketching. I just can't get used to it. I like to work fast and free and I just don't have the hand/eye coordination to do that on a lap top, it just feels awkward. I have played with a Surface Pro and that's much more intuitive but still not sure I want to spend the money for one.

 

Jack Torcello

9 Years Ago

I have the Bamboo P&T - not had much use for it until I got really
interested in watercoloring and otherwise painting my photos. I also
have a Medion 12" tablet to go alongside the 7" Bamboo.

The 12" makes painting a lot quicker, the 7" is good for travelling.
Sometimes it is annoying because the 7" responds to inadvertent
touches if you forget to switch-off its touch function!

Generally, these cheap graphics tablets seem to lack one, basic
art-brush function - the barrel-roll. I have not missed that - yet!

 

Vanessa Bates

9 Years Ago

A wacom user now but I first started seriously drawing on the computer by taping a toothpick on a mouse. For some reason the toothpick really helped with the feel as well as served as an excellent method of tracing my existing drawings (pre home scanner days). Needless to say, won't be going back. I'm glad you're really enjoying yours. You probably have discovered how addicting it is :)

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John Turner

9 Years Ago

I have been using a bamboo tablet to do some drawing and a little trick I find helps to get the feel of drawing with it is put a piece of paper over the surface. It gives it more of a pencil and paper feel when using it.

 

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