Graphics Tablet Question

I don't know, if you can't comfortably paint and draw on regular medium, you probably won't be comfortable using a tablet either. I don't know anything about the Easydraw stuff, but WACOM it’s actually somewhat of a "name brand" type of product in terms of Tablets.

It really depending on what you want to do with the tablet, I guess, and depending on the type of application that you are using it with, it might need the type of pressure sensitive and design handling of the WACOM stuff, although I don’t see how easydraw wouldn’t be able to do what you want to do now, but you might want to invest accordingly to your need. I mean, do you draw a lot? What do you use to draw with? Are you using computer to draw?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Do you guys draw? Howcome we never see you guys post your stuff?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

If no body ever post their stuff here, of course nobody would be interested in seeing any of them, simply because they are not there. Or do you mean that there is no artist who are interested?

Actually, I would advice against getting a tablet until you are reasonablely well off with a pen/pencil though. Since unless you are neck deep into the type of process that would demands the use of this tool, it would become just another fancy toy.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by guyinrubbersuit

what seperates Wacom from the rest of the league is its batteryless operation. You do not need any batteries whatsoever, just install the drivers and plug it in.

Is that it? I thought that they also have more sensitive pressure levels. Although some reviewer has said that it really doesn't make all that much difference. I wonder what type of application would really take adventage of thiat.

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