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CosmiqUser
CosmiqUser
10 months ago

Hello!

So, I’m not a professional yet, but use for CAD, 3D, drawing and painting etc. a graphical tablet with touch display so I can see what I do directly. In addition, you can also work directly individually.

In the beginning, I only had simple graphics tablets “without” display, so I always had to look at the monitor, but my hand was different. This requires exercise. I was faster with the pen and the paper, but the problem was that the final result was not digital. So I had to take this one or take it off. Since I’m directly digitally editing everything, I stayed at the graphics tray.

You can also do and control other funny things. Sometimes I use the graphical tablet

I started this:

Nowadays so:

I can recommend WACOM if you “fragst”.

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Ilumilein
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Ilumilein
10 months ago
Reply to  CosmiqUser

I got that wacom one I think it is. the upper has my friend.

but cool!

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CosmiqUser
CosmiqUser
10 months ago
Reply to  Ilumilein

Yeah, I got a little model for my birthday. Later I bought the WACOM Pro. It’s expensive, but really good.

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ponylady18
ponylady18
10 months ago

That’s it. I don’t always have time for the graphics tablet, so it’s quicker to get the block out. (Is an older, big tray. Pretty constructional appearance always.)

But for drawings in which I generally put more time and effort into it, the tablet is more used. :

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