/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Enjoy your meme tablet rich boy, unlike these juicy websites and your $1000 tablet advancing in art isn't going to just be handed to you, so be prepared to actually work if you want to get anywhere.

www.krita.org
www.ctrlpaint.com

>>2796947
I'll admit I misread, but don't get mad at me for your brittle-ass bones, pussy-nigga! You've just jumped from the frying pan and into the fire, and if you don't believe me now, come see me in six months when your head pops clean off your neck like a twist-off beer bottle.

>>2792488
It's not as great a distance as it looks. With my elbow rested on that folded towel there I can very comfortably reach across most of my keyboard.

>>2792491
I don't know about a book, but maybe I'll make an infographic or a youtube video or something so I can prevent myself from compulsively writing an autistic essay every time the subject comes up-or just stop doing it entirely. It doesn't take all that long but shitposting in such a manner can't be good for my gains in either case.

>>2792500
While I choose not to use them myself, I have to concede that the larger Cintiq models at least provide you with more effective screen real estate to draw on. As a monitor expands in size beyond that 17-20 inch sweet spot the Intuos Large or Giano start to falter in the same way that the smaller models do, and a screen tablet then becomes a more attractive option however over-extravagant they might otherwise be.

That said, 17 inches on a laptop is actually a pretty good sized monitor in its own right and I don't really think more is all that desirable for drawing in all honesty. Ergonomically speaking, it's just more ground your arm has to cover. You can get a large second monitor for your tool dockers, references and media etc. at a very small fraction of the price.