/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6953934
You said you have a small Huion, I guess what's important is what stylus you have. Huion has a newer model in their Giano line, the previous iteration I had a lot of respect for-with some caveats. The old Huion stylus in particular was crap for a variety of reasons, but the tablet itself was very well designed, a larger drawing surface and a smaller footprint than the competing Intuos. I haven't used this one. I'm optimistic about its size etc.-but I worry about how they brag about having a rougher surface, they're just imitating Wacom's worthless planned obsolescence feature they'd made a staple over the years and I'm not thrilled about that.

Consider the Inspiroy Giano, the WH1409 or the WH1409 V2 depending on what stylus you have. Do your own research, if you can't find a tablet missing the stylus (which I will reiterate: will save you a ton of money), consider getting a visibly lightly-used Intuos Large model 3 or over, instead.