Hii, this is a topic that’s on my mind a lot the last time. Cause I am considering to buy a quite professional drawing tablet. More so for my photography than for making drawings, but I definitely would use it to draw as well!!
At the moment I own a green Wacom Intues S. I don’t regret buying it years ago, but I’ve kinda outgrown it and don’t use it much. It isn’t pleasant to draw because there is a delay between when you draw and what shows up, partially because it doesn’t have a screen.
Do you guys own drawing tablets? If yes, which? If you don’t, would you want to own one? What kind of drawing tablet would you want?
This sort of delay isn’t supposed to happen, tbh. When it does, it usually indicates some sort of software or OS problem Also, using a tablet without a screen is an acquired skill. It takes a lot of practice just to be able to do perfectly normal stuff… Which I agree, takes a lot of fun out of the process.
My friend is a huge fan of drawing on an iPad, and quite successful with it. I have zero experience with it, but apparently it’s a cheaper, more flexible alternative to a dedicated graphic tablet with a screen.
Actually I had a major issue with drawing tablets with a screen because the screen was so thick it was kinda disorienting to be drawing like a layer under and it made the positioning of lines oh so slightly off which just bothered me
I do not own a drawing tablet, I use my phone device to draw things. A drawing tablet isn’t necessary unless you’re using for work. Not only that, if it’s too big, it’s not portable.
I have one but I barely use it. It doesn’t have its own screen which makes it more difficult for me. But it was a present from my best friend so I still try to work with it a bit
Also, using a tablet without a screen is an acquired skill. It takes a lot of practice just to be able to do perfectly normal stuff… Which I agree, takes a lot of fun out of the process.