Find the right drawing pad?
Hello, I'm 13 and have been drawing for a few years now and have tried out several techniques (just pencil, with fineliners and markers, colored pencils, ink, etc.). I also attended a drawing class for about a year where they provided a variety of materials, including drawing pads. It was a lot of fun drawing on them, and I miss drawing digitally again a little. Do you have any suggestions for drawing pads (with or without a screen, up to €200-250)?
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You mean Pen tablet??
With screen you can’t find anything with the money.
I’d get the money Intuos per s by wacom (269 mm x 170mm). A wacom one is also good if you want to miss the Schnick Schnack. You don’t really need the additional functions of Intuos. You can also work with a toucher, instead of using the buttons. I’d rather use the keyboard.
If you don’t draw directly on the screen, it doesn’t have to be big. It only takes up unnecessary space. The size of a Din A4 paper (297 mm x 210 mm) is very pleasant. If it gets much smaller (smaller than 200mm width), it might become somewhat inaccurate. I don’t know.
I had a Wacom as the first tablet Bamboo Pen & TouchI don’t think so. but that was great.
I never had other brands. Actually, they’re all very good.