/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4797667
Anyone here wants to gift me his cintiq, I'm 100% better than you and it will be in better hands, I'm already good enough in my small screenless tablet (by good enough I mean I'm better than , with the real deal I will be scamming furrytards for 200 a piece in no time.

>>4797667
Just bought a used Cintiq 22HD DTK-2200 for 400 bucks, did I make a mistake? It was a lot cheaper than other offers (600+) so I bought it before someone else could.

>>4797667
Anyone here wants to gift me his cintiq, I'm 100% better than you and it will be in better hands, I'm already good enough in my small screenless tablet (by good enough I mean I'm better than 99.9% of the retards in here ) , with the real deal I will be scamming furrytards for 500 a piece in no time.

Anyone have first hand experience with xp pen screen tablets? Is the hard to detect soft strokes thing real?

>>4797706
not xp pen, but i tried huion which is basically the same thing
it's an issue that you can somewhat mitigate by fiddling with the pressure curve, but yeah it's real

Thinking of getting a Wacom One, Cintiq 16, or wait for a new iPad Pro. Use case is mostly lineart and basic colouring and not much digital painting if at all... besides a smaller (but sharper ppi screen), what are the cons of the Wacom One, or should I look at bigger tablets like the Cintiq 22? Will the lines be noticeably jaggy on a Cintiq 22?

>>4797737
If you absolutely, positively need to get yourself a budget cintiq, try to get the 16" one at least desu. Wacom one just doesn't have all the stuffs that makes a cintiq, well, a cintiq (screen, pen, etc, they're even worse than the chinese equivalents)

>>4797748
Do you have experience with the old 22HD? >>4797686
I'm a bit worried because I bought it impulsively and remembered people recommend the 22 but this one is probably a decade old or something.

>>4797706
ehh kinda? really depends on how soft your soft stroke really is but just like another anon mentioned, you can just adjust the pressure curve to fix that.
honestly, i never really had any issues with soft strokes but then again, i dunno if my soft strokes are really considered soft strokes, if that makes sense.

>>4797748
I’m only considering the Wacom One because lineart looked jaggy on my 15.6 inch laptop in comparison to my iPad Pro 2017. I fear the Cintiq 16 would be the same since they are the same pixel density. Considering the 22 because it is big so I could probably mitigate the pixelation by zooming in.

>>4797689
pyw.
anything that can sell.
just genuinely curious what level i need to be to start scamming commission for money.

>>4797689
yes, but you have to give me 20% of your commission revenue for the next 3 years

>>4797706
The default sensitivity is kinda meh for light strokes but if you tweak it a bit you can get some real gentle strokes in.

Does switching from non-display to display tablet improve my drawings?
I feel like i'm wasting time spamming ctrl+z just to get that stroke i want.

Does display tablet feels like drawing on glass? Like mobile phones?
Or does have better textures like the non-display one have?

>>4797805
Based jew

>>4797805
I'm already used to fiverr stealing that amount so it's fine by me.

Do you need to buy a screen protector for wacom screentablets?

>>4797883
No
Scratches actually adds texture to the screen, which will make it feels more natural

>>4797931
I take it this is a funny way to say "yes"? If so, any recommendations? What I see seems like a ripoff for a piece of plastic (30€+)

>>4797991
welcome to the world of wacom my friend

that'll be $59.99 for the introduction with our premium value package
alternatively you can opt to go for a monthly payment plan of 3.99 for the duration of 24 months

>>4797667
for a beginner is there any reason to get an Intuos Pro over a regular Intuos. Need something to justify that double price difference

>>4797999
Absolutely, wacom actively discourages people from buying the budget options and at the same time increases the value of their Pro tablets by means of designing the budget ones to be sub par. Thin, light pens with 4k levels of pressure, diagonal jitter and shitty pressure control. If wacom tablets are truly your only option where you live, I would advise biting the bullet and going for the pro, but if virtually any other option exists then the intuos pro isnt a very smart purchase. A Deco pro medium offers the exact standards as the intuos pro medium, and costs even less than the non pro intuos models.

>>4797667
>Budget
around $200 at best
>Location
europe
>Type (display? non-display? portable?)
display
>Size (in inches)
>Other information
>Previous equipment
>If you have any, state your preferences regarding surface texture (paper emulation, smooth etc)
my dad wants to buy my little sister a tablet and asked me for recommendations, but I have no experience whatsoever

>>4798262
As a rule of thumb, budget displays will always have a ton of compromises in important shit like colour accuracy. 200 is dead cheap however xp pen are doing a big sale thing until the 15th of september so the artist 12 would be within your price range

>>4798262
>$200
maybe one of those old 8" galaxy tab, second hand ones of course

>>4797737
>buying a wacom display in 2020

>>4798030
thank, you I'll go for xp pen deco pro M

>>4798262
>around $200 at best
>display
>my dad wants to buy my little sister a tablet

Get a screenless, the display tablets start at 300$

Is procreate good enough for /beg/?
So far i've used Autodesk Sketchbook FOR FREE and feel the brushes are SHIT

>>4798374
if you dont want to pay, krita blows any other free art software and 90% of paid software out of the water

>>4798397
unfortunately, im an itoddler and i cant sideload procreate. Ive tried Krita on linux and its pretty good.

>>4797686
>>4797751
Still asking about the DTK-2200 any experiences? How does it compare to XP-Pen tablets and the new cintiqs?

>>4797816
display user here
i still find myself ctrl+z-ing but nowhere near the amount when using non-display.
but honestly, this is more of a "your miles may vary" type of situation because really its dependent on the persons drawing skill. no offense but maybe youre just not good at drawing lines in general and you just need to improve on that.

i use an xp-pen and it has a slightly textured screen protector on it.

>>4798409
can you seriously not afford $9 for procreate?

What about the kamvas pro 16?

>>4798572
looks really small

>>4798567
too stingy, always been a pirate and a wino
>"why, for this same price i could buy booze instead!"

>>4798583
Why not pirate then

>>4798599
as i've mentioned, you cant sideload Procreate on ipad using AltStore. Shit closes at install

>>4798583
i pirate the majority of my things but man, you just sound like a faggot.

>>4798608
I never heard of the term sideload so I didn't know that's what you meant.

/beg/ here, my laptop's really old so i don't really want to rely on it too often. if i'm not a professional or have plans to go pro anytime soon is there a reason for me to invest in a *drawing* tablet if i can get a normal one secondhand?
i'm guessing your average ipad's gonna feel way less intuitive to work with than a dedicated drawing tablet but i see people using them on social media all the time so surely it can't be that bad if i just want something to get into digital art with, right? it's not like i'm gonna have any games or other apps on it aside from the default ones

>>4798641
I never had an ipad, but afaik you gotta have one of the really new ones for it to be good enough for drawing.

>>4798664
What about the new ipad mini

tablet noob here: so whats the deal with pressure sensitivity?
seems like the chinese brand tablets have a higher pressure sensitivity compared to wacom tablets but i usually see people complain that chinese brand tablets struggle with drawing super light.
shouldnt it be better since its more sensitive?
or am i just not understanding something?

>>4798806
I have used 2k pressure levels and 8k pressure levels and could barely tell the difference. It's mostly meme and what's important is how you set up your curve (i.e. you have a lot of levels for light presses or hard presses)

>>4798664
>you gotta have one of the really new ones for it to be good enough for drawing
I don't have an ipad either, but i do have an old samsung tab which i found to be good enough to do small commissions on, so i believe an ipad should perform even better

>>4798806
The cheap wacoms have a cheap shitty pen that is stiff as a rock and has zero travel. It literally measures an force on a squeezed piece of plastic, no springs no movement, feels like shit.

The more advanced Intuos Pro pens have a spring loaded tip that actually moves like a good fountain pen would. feels MUCH better and allows for fine control.

The Chink pens use the same ideas and patents as the Intuos pro pen but they are slightly sloppier made the nib wobbles a bit and it requires i tiny tiny little bit of pressure before it even detects anything at all. It doesn't require you to push hard, but some super light touches on the tablet might not register.

Now the reason to have 8000 levels of pressure is actually so you could have more freedom tweaking the shit out of your pressure curve. if you're a super duper light toucher you could actually only use a fraction of the scale like define your pressure curve from 0 to 2000 and now your pen is literally 4 times more sensitive and you still have 2000 levels to smoothly work with.

Anyone have a 2nd gen iPad Pro 12.9 with Procreate? If yes, how much screen time do you get from a full battery?

>>4797667
is the ipad 7th gen any good?

>>4799014
Seconding this. Also, how hard it is to get a replacement battery for that model?

I found a Huion 640P for cheap is it usable

>>4799133
it's small, but it probably draws in the very least.

>Budget
Can afford a Wacom Cintiq 16, but it is definitely a large investment at that point
>Location
United States, prefer delivery
>Type (display? non-display? portable?)
Display is strongly preferred, but I can settle for non-display
>Size (in inches)
Ideally equal to or larger than 16 inches
>Other information
I am unfamiliar with digital art and am on the fence of even taking the plunge when I can still improve my traditional art. That said, I am attracted to the convenience of digital.
>Previous equipment
iPad pro 10.5 inch 2017 model with procreate. I barely explored digital art with it, but have completed a handful of commissions with it before.
>If you have any, state your preferences regarding surface texture (paper emulation, smooth etc)
No preference

>>4799014
I get 6-8 hours, but I only work at 10% brightness max.

My sensitivity just randomly stopped fucking working for Krita, it still shows different pressure levels on the service app but I don't know how to turn it back on.

>>4799520
Are you accidentally using a brush preset that doesn't make use of sensitivity? Did you try toggling off Windows Ink or retoggling it?

>>4799436
My recommendation would be to start with either a small display(13" range) or a large screen less. Theres no point in throwing wacom level money at something you're not sure may be right for you. The money you waste on a tablet you won't use could have been spent on art supplies you would have made use of, in that sense.

So if you're planning on dabbling before a big purchase, Deco Pro or Intous Pro will be safe to get. They won't break the bank, are great overall quality for general work, and have solid resale value on eBay if it doesn't work out.
If you like digital but screen less isn't for you, you can make that decision later and have a backup tablet for worst case scenarios.

xp pen has an anniversary sale on all their stuff
but its honestly still too pricey
canadian pricing fucking sucks

So I already have a Surface Pro 6 with the same generation Pen, which I've started drawing on. I've heard it has problems with wobbly lines, which at first I dismissed as me being new to art. It certainly doesn't feel as smooth as paper. Does anyone have any experience to say one way or the other? Image done with Krita.

If it actually is trouble with drivers or the pen, I'm wondering if there's a way to solve the issue. Otherwise I'm considering picking up something bigger.

Anyone have a good recommendation for a tablet if all i’m interested in is getting good at digital colouring? I do all my line work traditional so i’d be scanning stuff and then doing very little touching up. The tablet would pretty much be exclusively for colouring rather than creating original work. I have no idea if that means I should or shouldn’t get a screenless tablet or if an ipad is bad / good. I’ve only done traditional colouring until now although I have used photoshop for editing photos so i’m comfortable with the platform. Budget is probably $1000 and down.

Anybody know any good monitors, maybe 1440p with good colors for art and good for gaming as well?

>>4799937
It's largely the pen. Get a raphael renassier or literally anything but the official MS one.
Also run lazy nezumi.

>>4798030
Piss off you disgusting chink freak.

>>4798358
You are 100% wasting your money. Chink tablets still have terrible pens with wobbly nibs and can't do tilt.

>>4798274
>chink tablet
>sale
Haha, you really are a braindead bugman advertiser. Everyone knows chink companies have "sales" all the time, where they're really just inflating the prices and applying massive fake discounts.

wacom bootlickers and apple fanboys are the same species

>>4800102
>CHINA TABLET GOOD! AMERICA AND JAPANESE BAD! THEY NO GOOD FOR CHINA!

If I'm looking for a tablet to buy, so I can get things sketched at work when it's quiet, which one should I consider? iPad or something else and cheaper? I only ever see people using the (newest?) iPad pro, probably the 12,9 inch version. Is there a difference between that and the 11' version other than the size? I've never used apple products before so I'm not sure if they are worth the prize.

>>4800109
>consider ipas
>never used ipas before
goodluck to your functionality frustrations

>>4800109
It's just size, but bigger is always better as it enables easier drawing with the shoulder.

Don't listen to any idiotic chinese shills trying to sell you huion or xp-pen garbage. A used iPad Pro 2nd gen will last you longer while providing a better drawing experience.

>>4800133
Is the apple pen different in second gen or is the same one they use in the newest model?

>>4800112
yeah, that I'm fearing.

>>4800138
It's the first pencil. It's literally exactly the same as the newer one, except it doesn't have magnetic charging.

>>4800142
Oh, okay, that doesn't sound too bad then. Thanks.

>>4800081
>>4800083
>>4800104
Autism

wacom has stopped manufacturing the cintiq 24 pros according to the customer support

any idea when the replacement could be out?

>>4800181
sauce?

>>4797667
haha

>>4797667
Corel or photoshop? i`ll aim high (/3/ /coom and /trad) but i want a small job as a logo designer (not a designer, i`ll just follow directives)
imma finna start drawing in 3 weeks

Absolute poorfag noob here. What's the cheapest screenless that isn't absolute dogshit? I might be willing to go up to 100 USD. Size would be from a bit smaller than medium to medium.

>>4800366
Huion h610 pro V2

its my main workhorse, works fine and costs like 70 dollars.

>>4798572
I have the 12 and I like it.

What is the best iPad for drawing if I only have 420$ for iPad and apple pencil? Is it worth to wait until new iPad will realize?

>>4797667
>Huion Inspiroy H1161
Great for starting as a poorfag ? I already draw a lot with pens and paper and I want to make a comic book, will probably use Photoshop (still need to "buy" it and watch tutos)

>>4800444
yep

Now that Android has Krita, is it on par with the iPad if I get a samsung?

>>4800181
Bullshit

>>4800081
>>4800083
>>4800104
What are you doing here, wacom employee-kun? Don't you have your own safespace thread to sreech about china or something?

Wait, Huion also has problems detecting very light strokes? I was hoping it was only a problem with XP Pen.

>>4800728
I dont have any huion display tablets so I cant answer for those, but Ive had no problems whatsoever detecting light strokes on my huion screenless

should i buy İpad air with 1gen pencile ??

>>4800728
>I was hoping it was only a problem with XP Pen
saw a recent yt review where the guy had problems registering light strokes on his innovator 16.
wonder if they'll fix it in their next tablet update.

Any alternatives to this piece of shit that can't stay switched on even when it's attached to the tablet via wire?

Anyone here use that paperlike screen protector for their ipad? How well does it hold up against condensation? For some reason my screen fogs up a lot after i put a tempered glass on it

>>4800940
There are gamer keypads and the chinese companies like Deluxe started making their own art oriented keypads on Aliexpress.
It would have a bunch of programmable buttos and a rotating dial.

>>4800940
How much does this thing costs again? IIRC you can get a macro keypad with dial wheel for like 80-90 bucks if you're gonna use wires anyway

>>4800601
Right now Krita on Android is just a straight port of the desktop version until they add the mobile UI

After spending several days deciding between a Chinese graphics monitor (Huion Kamvas Pro 16) or an old model Cintiq (DTK2100), I decided to buy the Cintiq.
Later I will publish my experience. For now, to wait for it to arrive.

>>4800980
F

>>4800980
imagine being undecided between two pieces of crap, enjoy your toy

>>4801023
look at that hand is that a tumor?...must be wacom user

>>4801069
imagine putting the blame of a poor drawing on a tool

>>4800980
>he actually fell for the old crusty wacom is amazing meme

>>4800712
I literally just suggested someone get a used iPad you vile insect. Who am I shilling for? Some random ebay seller?

>>4800366
Get a used Intuos.

Don't buy chinkshit because they're all absolute garbage. Discard all the Chinese shills.

>>4801085
He's a Chinese shill, what do you expect?
You can tell they're chink shills by how retarded they sound.

>>4801092
>the chink is buttangry he didn't score a sale

>>4801095
>used intuos
>100$
Yeah good luck with that reatrd.
If anybody sells an intuos for 100$ itmust have a bullet hole in it.

>>4801085
that's the point...

>>4798583
I mean do you value a 6 pack of booze more than getting to draw all the time forever on the app u wanted?

>>4801147
Sí

>>4797686
Depends. I just got done getting one from eBay, and all of the ones under 800 either had issues or were missing pieces.
Did you get a good read on the condition of yours?

anyone know any prominent artists that draw with a screenless tablet?

>>4801315
most japanese mangaka are

>>4801315
Sycra

>>4801315
Dunno if you'd consider him prominent in the general art space but one of the most prominent Krita users currently uses a screenless XL tablet
https://www.davidrevoy.com/article332/tablet-history-log

>>4801317
you sure about that?
i feel like the process for most is either a display tablet or scanning and then drawing over pencilwork

>>4801315
Itd probably be faster to name the ones that use a display tablet. Just go around on artstation.

>have some matte surface protector
>it sucks and my lines dont go where I want
>Get a paperlike
>its finally nice to work on
>actually like paper and I can sketch for hours now with no problem
meanwhile this guy doesnt recommend it because its $40bux
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faYStZ3ipPI
who was in the wrong here?

>>4801340
To be completely fair it's mostly just a preference thing, not an objectively better upgrade, and cost is a huge consideration for most artists who choose to work on mobile devices in the first place

btw, on the topic of paperlike >>4800944

>>4800964
About 100usd for wacoms, 35usd for XpPens.

Looking for tablet
>$100-350
>usa

I've been using a surface pro 4 but it's old and heats up bad. also gives me bad posture. I was leaning towards a screen-less tablet since I wouldn't have to look down at it. But I'm considering all options. I was looking at the XP-Pen Deco 03 Wireless. It doesn't need to be wireless, but I thought that was a cool feature. Just looking around to see what other options I might be missing. I've watched a lot of youtube review comparisons but wondering what you guys think. Apologies for a post that I'm sure has been made 100 times already. Reading through thread now

>>4801315
what do you mean by >prominent

>>4801477
You shouldnt be spending more than 150 dollars for any screenless tablet. They simply are not that valuable in terms of manufacture, features and material. The only reason you see screenless tablets go over 150 is because wacom had a monopoly for the last 3 decades.

>>4801477
I'd suggest Deco Pro instead, it's newer with a better pen and tilt functionality.

>>4801528
The budget range included screen tablets. For screenless I was looking at the 100$ xp pen deco 3.

>>4801092
I tested the Kamvas Pro 16, non Pro 16 and the Pro 22. And in all of them, the pen feeling was disappointed.
I working with Wacom devices since 2015 and believe me, the Wacom's Grip pen if by far a better stylus.

>>4800964
$99 but anyone who didn't get one with their tablet and then went out and bought one is an absolute, guaranteed mong. This was just in the box and works like shit, I need the wire in so that it doesn't randomly shut down but it's still using wireless while plugged in.

>>4801516
popular, and good

anyone here ever tried an ipad 7th gen w/pencil?
i read the ipad pros+air can develop white spot issues

>>4801538
Good tip. I'm torn between the two

Deco 3
>wireless
>more aesthetic
>cheaper
>wheel in a better place

Deco pro
>newer tech (pen tilt)
>led lights for drawing space
>bigger drawing area

I'm considering getting a display tablet, and I hate Apple, so it seems like my best option is a Cintiq.

Problem is I'm terrible at traditional, and already have a used Intuos I've barely touched.

What's a good milestone to set for myself before I should consider upgrading? Or should I just say fuck it and buy the nicer tablet to potentially improve faster?

>>4801843
>when you start making money from your art
>when you reach x followers
>when you have followed a regiment of practice for x days (30,90,120, etc)

new tech wont help you improve faster, but it's always nice to get the (very) brief dopamine of a new tool and the potential it provides. Id also take a look at the XP pen artist lineup of displays. Half the price for 80-95% of the quality. Often better in some areas

don't know if this has been posted :
https://youtu.be/f1MQBwPb0fs

It's a short video, and doesn't seem at all like he's really interested in doing the review but at least it's something

>>4801843
>hate apple
>imma get wacom instead lol
anon...
desu with all the money grabbing tactics from wacom lately, apple is starting to look more and more like the lesser evil here

>>4801720
Hey anon, I got myself a Deco 3 just recently. Be aware that wireless polling rate on it sucks and makes lines jittery if you're moving the pen too fast. I ended up always using it wired, but othen than that it's been great.

>>4801993
He doesn't look happy there, did something happen during negotiations with his oriental patrons?

>>4801720
Did you mean Deco02? The 03 is wireless which makes it highly susceptible to lag, jitter, and pressure issues. There's a reason recent tablets don't come wireless.
The 02 is big and comfy. The Pro is as well with a little more recent tech. Noth under 100.

ok anybody know popular anime/manga artists that use screenless tablets?
im just wondering how easily the precise lines associated with the general style can be done
all the pixiv artists i know that actually post their work tools use expensive display tablets

>>4802098
>>4802098
Hasn't Huion been recently kind of assess to him and the other YouTube reviewers? I think that's why a lot of them are either unenthusiastic, or are actually indirectly shitting on Huion. Not to mention the actual problems the previous Huion tablets actually have.

>>4800042
Thanks. Have ordered one, and I'm also gonna try CSP and a couple other programs.

>>4801280
The text said it was all good (very minor defect that you only see when turned off) but the pictures were so badly shot that you basicly couldn't tell at all. So what you are telling me is if the guy didn't lie in his description, I made an incredible bargain?

>>4802296
Yeah, they also seems to release a bunch of promotional videos themselves for the new 22" instead of doing collabs with reviewers like they usually do

>>4802141
Canking has 400k subs on youtube and uses an intuos 4.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=P37LnL93T90

A friendly reminder. Huion pens are garbage. Wobbly springy squeaky nibs, meme tilt support, shitty calibration and inconsistent pressure curves.

I wish I had bought an Intous pro instead of the Skamvas Pro 16.

If you can't afford Wacom at least get a screen less Huion. Don't touch their screen tablet lines. It just has more problem. At least with the cheap screen less ones you don't have to deal with calibration issues and ghosting. The nibs also feel better on the rougher surface. The feeling of wobbly nibs on Glass is trash

>>4802554
I thought kamvas 16 got that etched glass thing

>>4802554
>repeatint the /pol mantra word for word
not fooling anybody

post your work

>>4802141
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=%E3%83%87%E3%82%B8%E7%B5%B5%E3%81%AE%E6%96%87%E6%B3%95+%5BDVD%5D&iax=videos&ia=videos

now go back to /beg/

>>4802141
A lot of pros does use screen tablets, but mostly just because they're convenient and allows them to pump out works faster. You can do precise lines on regular tablet just fine, in fact i'm sure 99% of the pros with screen tabs you're seeing were using a humble slate when they first made it

>>4800601
The Tab S7 is getting Clip Studio Pro

>>4802566 it's just a marketing gimmick. It's a smooth matte Glass surface. Nothing about it is textured or paper like as the advertise.

If you really can't afford a cintiq or intous pro get a screen less huion. Low end Wacom products are even worse than huion.

Quality:
1- Cintiq and intous pro
2- Huion screenless
3- Huion screens and low end Wacom.

So if you can't go with 1 go with 2. Huion screen tablets are plagued with issues. Besides it's risky. Spending $70 on a huion screen less is not the same as spending $500+.

Huion really needs to fix their nibs and tilt calibration. Tilt doesn't work as intended and causes offset.

>>4798641
>>4798664
2nd gen iPad Pro is fine.

>>4802710
>matte Glass
What do you fucking think mate? you're drawing in glass it's going to be like glass, rough glass is still a lot better than smooth glass or having to deal with screen protectors

hey /ic/, do you think using a drawing glove when sketching with ipad makes you look autistic?

>>4802850
asking that makes you look autistic

>>4801315
The guy running FZD, Feng Zhu or whatever, uses an old Intuos from 10 years ago.
Gear isn't going to make you better. Just use whatever feels comfortable.

Are the surface pros really that bad?
I am still learning to draw but it's either a surface pro or else an ipad or samsung tablet for portable use and I'm leaning towards the Suface since I need to carry a laptop with me too but if it's that much lower in quality I can pass and get a different tablet

>>4803030
Honestly it's decent, it's just way too expensive for its specs

>>4802571
>sketches all done on paper and then scanned
>tablet just used to color and maybe trace lineart
you kinda confirmed my suspicions. screenless is just too time consuming to use the entire process

>>4803038
I know it's expensive but work is paying for a laptop so I'm not too concerned. But if it's good enough I will get it, thank you anon

>>4802130
Dang really? I was counting the wireless as a good bonus. The video reviews I saw didn't mention too much lag.

>>4803030
I have a surface pro4 and the pros outweigh the cons. Got it in 2016 and it just recently started giving me problems. The main drawback is that you can't open it up to clean it so eventually dust will get inside and it will thermal throttle. But I got a good 4 years out of it rendering videos, photoshop, blender, etc. In my book it's 100x better than any ipad because it's a real OS with all the real programs. For what it's worth, the Surface lineup is also the most aesthetic choice for any tablet / laptop imo. I have the dock as well that I bought used for $50 and it was a good investment. If you're using it for drawing make sure to get a glove so your hand doesn't stick to it. mine did

any thoughts on the i pad pro?

>>4803101
Very good, works like you expect it to and if you're just a hobbyist you probably won't have a problem with it. 120hz screen is awesome, Procreate is a very intuitive app and in general it's a joy to work on. Drawing on glass feels weird tho, so I recommend a paperlike, my enjoyment went up a lot once I got it (and I used my Ipad for over a year without it).

I don't have experience with cintiqs and such, I imagine their larger screen sizes and more ergonomic pen make them nicer, but honestly the Ipad is just very nice. I've heard people claim that it's limiting and can't be used for professional work, but I don't agree, and neither do the professionals that actually use one.

>>4803151
thanks for the insight anon, I have/had 3 different tablets throughout the course of my drawing years and let me tell you I'm overly disappointed with almost nearly all of them.

The first one I got primarily for playing osu, I think it was the most basic of tablets and cheapest of tablets so I get that, but then again I bought the intuos pro I believe for about 300$ ( was on sale) and it worked well, much better than the crappy osu tablet, and probably even better than the squeaky ass huion cintiq I got for nearly $1000 but after about 2 years or so it just won't work as it completely shut down.

Decided to buy a huion cintiq, and as some anon above mentioned it really does make these cheap squeaky noises, and really does feel like you're drawing on plastic. Bought it because it was cheap compared to the wacom.. Which I kind of regret now.

Anyways yeah thanks for the insight and might seriously go for the ipad pro this time. One thing though, I suspect you need to buy the more advanced drawings apps like csp and procreate right? Could you draw even without buying anything at all with the base drawing application that just comes for free with the purchase of the ipad?

>>4803101
I can't imagine being stuck with the limited app versions of software. Even the ones designed for ios. It doesn't matter how good the hardware might be if I'm locked into an awful ecosystem.

>>4803234
yeah that's true you know it's truly fucking ridiculous when you can't change to another phone company when you forget your apple id/pw, and you need to wait for the email to come for 2 months+ like I'm sorry but fuck that bull shit

I want to upgrade my gaomon pd1560 for a cintiq 16
is this a bad move
should I go for a pro 13 instead? pro 16?
I'm afraid to spend that much on a screen tablet

>>4803631
why would you upgrade from a digimon to a japanese drawing tablet?

>>4803636
it's also a 'budget" display tablet

>>4803030
Surface Pros are the worst active digitizers on the market despite costing more.
Literally every brand of laptop has a few lines with a pen these days. It's not a novel concept anymore. Look into Wacom AES 2.0 devices rather than Microsoft Pen Protocol.

>>4800042
>lazy nezumi

Why use that shit when krita has its own stabilization setting? Even photoshop has got one
now.

>>4800081
>wobbly nibs and can't do tilt

I own that very same XP Pen Pro M tablet, haven't noticed any wobbly nibs, and it can do tilt.
Only honest downside is the nibs wear off fatser, and the lack of actually good linux drivers.

Got meself an S6 lite, but I can't get the pressure sensitivity. I'm an autist, and skipped the samsung account setup thing. Is that required for the pressure sense? I'm using medibang, btw

>>4803740
nvm, it was Medibang. Pressure sense is turned off by default, for some reason.

>>4803724
Try it out and you'll see. Photoshop's stabilizer is especially ass. You get those little condom tips/shoelaces, among a million other problems. Seriously, it's so fucking bad and very limited.
Nezumi is also not just a stabilizer, the pressure curve and scripting are insanely useful for some applications.
Plus there are a lot of programs that still don't have stabilizers, even shitty ones. Seriously, it's something everybody here should pirate at least once. You won't go back.

>>4800042
Where can I pirate Lazy Nezumi?

>>4803774
Thats not true. You must have been using a very old release, current photoshops stabilizer is actually very good. I was perfectly able to adjust to it in under 5 minutes, despite me having used Sai as my main workspace for years.

>>4803909
I'm using PS 2020, it's still present. Obviously every stroke doesn't come out this way, but it's annoying to have to redraw a line because the end gets screwy.
The difference in tapering is night and day. With Nezumi, you have control over the tapering so you can do whatever you want.
There's no reason to run shitdobe's built in smoother even now that they decided to make one.
It's not like you pay for either one, so it's no big deal.

Reminder not to use Photoshop CC 2020. Performance is so bad it's completely unusable.

I've been fighting to get the pressure sensitivity to work on my old H610Pro for three hours. FUCK tablet drivers.

Bought an Intuos to start learning digital art more seriously, is there any tips or resources to keep the tablets in good condition? Also I feel weirdly compelled to draw more now that the tablet sits in front of my computer and doesn't really require the same amount of set up as my drawing board.

what the fuck
did xp-pen just drop the prices on a bunch of there shit permanently or something?
deco pro is $88 and artist 15.6 is $360 and it doesnt mention the anniversary sale anymore

>>4803244
>forgetting your passwords
Wew

>>4804309
It still says anniversary sale here you lying bitch

>>4804123
I would tell you what's wrong if you weren't a retarded sperg and asked like a normal person.

Reviews of kamvas 22 plus are coming in, and they're not looking good

>>4804471
oh not on the actual product page for the small
same with the artist 15.6 pro
wonder if it means anything

>>4804123
Are you on a mac? Honest to god, Ive never ever experienced driver errors on any tablet Ive tried, and Ive used all brands. I just follow the instructions and do a crisp clean install and it always worked. Im on windows though, might be more memey for mac

I usually draw in bed. Should I get a 13.3" or a 15.6" display tablet?

my innovator 16 ships in less than a week
I'll let all of you know how horrible it is and then I'll RMA it because I'm sure something's defective

>>4804822
how are u going to draw in bed with a display tablet that needs a pc?
shouldn't u get a s6/s7 or ipad if u want to draw in bed?

>>4805103
i can have my laptop to my side and watch a stream on it or a reference or something

>>4805110
ipad/android tabs can do that too, and they're lighter

>>4805203
but those are expensive and it's easier to shitpost my drawings directly to 4chin from my laptop

>>4804319
my mom forgot her password, and I'm trying to get it back for her.

What is the best tablet for pen flipping?

>>4805256
>but those are expensive
anon please, you can get android tabs with digitizer for as low as $200ish, even the most bottom of the barrel display tablet starts at $300 and those aren't comfy at all to use in bed (needs to be plugged in to a power outlet, uses hydra cables and shit, connection is moody if it's not completely stationary, etc)

Anything to note before I pull the trigger on the Huion H1161? Only difference I see with the xp pen deco medium is that the xp is about 20mm wider and has that scroll wheel. This will be my first tablet and I'm pretty new to drawing. just wanna be able to study and make lines on images without printing shit. still gonna do a lot on paper for now .

dose the latest wacom screenless tablets just suck ass?

>>4805463
>t android tabs with digitizer for as low as $200ish
Those are total dogshit.
The only ones worth using are S6 lite.

>finally get a cintiq
>doesn't work on linux
goddamnit I was already at the point of never booting into windows..

>>4805578
>cintiq
>doesn't work on linus
Bullshit, YOU don't work on linux, not the cintiq.

>>4804803
I bought a huion a few years back and the windows 7 driver made it impossible to use, switched to a used intuos 3 after that.

>>4805584
I the drivers and it recognizes that it's a citniq, but it doesn't recognize the pen. It DID recognize my old crusty screenless wacom. Using fedora 32 on gnome.

>>4805594
*I installed the drivers

>>4805558
yeah, i know, i'm just giving a low-end comparison

>>4805509
skoeone?

>>4804803
>>4804514
I have the 12.4.2.181112 drivers installed. The pen works but the pressure sensitivity does not. The "Pen Pressure Test" in the PenTablet app is totally nonresponsive. I've tried the newer drivers for H610PRO, but they seem to be for the newer versions of it with more pressure levels, and fail to detect my tablet. All previous drivers have been uninstalled and I've powered on/off and rebooted my computer.

>>4806295
Windows 10 btw. When I first installed this tablet it was Windows 7.

Are there ANY reliable reviewers? It's hard to take somebody at their word when they received the product for free. I've watched some videos on the xp-pen 15.6 pro, and I'm kind of thinking about picking it up (current tablet is a wacom bamboo from the stone age) but every single one of these people got it for free, so I'm sure they're biased.

>>4806315
No body in these threads has gotten their products from the company for free and they're shilling whatever their hearts desire. YouTube reviewers don't pay out of pocket and have preferences for what they want out of these tablets. Brad C. Doesn't use tilt and draws like a 5 year old but he tries to display the differences of tablets without bias.
Aaron R. is a wacom shill through and through and hes only critical of non wacom things letting wacoms shoddy recent works slide by without critique.

Buy what has the features you need and want within your budget. Thats as non biased of a review you can get.

>>4806295
which tablet model dyou have

Why is ipad pro 2nd gen recommended over the newest 7th gen ipads? Is there a more specific answer besides "the input is better" ? How is that measured, and is it worth hundreds of dollars?

>>4806353
H610PRO. There are three version on the huion site, and I think its the (2048) version because the other drivers didnt detect the tablet at all.

>>4806315
The innovator 16 is the same price and has improved tilt so I'd go with that one over the 15.6 pro. I got rid of my 15.6 for that one and its mega comfy.

The only thing thats bothered me about switching from Wacom to xp pen is there is no rotation detection along with the tilt so it can be weird unless you tweak your tuning screw in the stylus and even then it can act up at times. Aside from that though I like their drivers better and I'm a sucker for express keys and scroll wheels on my tablets

>>4806407
The screen latency is lower and the pencil has some extra features. Really not worth the extra to me personally.

>>4805463
hydra cable sounds cool
i wanna draw a hydra cable endo voreing some dude

>>4806658
Improved tilt? I see a lot of people talking about tilt in these threads and making a big deal about it, but since I've never used a tablet that has it I don't feel like lacking it will bother me too terribly much. Still, if they're the same price and this is a feature it has up on the 15.6 then I probably will go for that instead.

>>4806808
Actually upon taking another look the innovator is 40 more bucks. But again if that's worth the extra features, probably not that bad.

I just bought the Gaomon 22 inch one off of Amazon. How badly did I fuck up? 400 is the highest I was willing to go. I'm just starting drawings. My gf draws traditionally pretty well but has never used a tablet. Thanks.

>>4806407
It's larger than all non-Pro models, doesn't bend like the newer Pro models, and lacks parallax that the base models suffer from.

i ordered an innovator 16 a few days ago and i read that the included stand (which i guess is the same for their other display tablets) isnt really that great.

anyone recommend a good tablet stand?

>>4804822
I don't know if Parblo is still selling their mast10 model, but i think it's gonna fit your requirments nicely if they do. It's really tiny though (10"), but are also cheap and doesn't need to be plugged into an outlet (perks of being small i guess, USB is enough to power it)

>>4806963
Parblo/atrisul tablet stand is solid.

>>4806808
I have always had tablets with the tilt feature but never really used it outside of playing around with brushes.

cintiq 16 or xp-pen 22? they're about the same price

>>4807464
Going back and re-checking the pages for the two products with a fresh brain this morning and they both say they have 60 degrees of tilt so now I'm wondering even more intently what the significant difference is. The 15.6 even has a bigger work area despite being cheaper??

Anyone seen this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEgN_RpFdls
Have you calibrated your pen anons?

>>4807493
I haven't tried XP-Pen but I tried the Huion Kamvas Pro 13. Cintiq/wacom pro pen 2 is much better and perfect out of the box, I had issues with the kamvas pen. Other than the high initial activation force the pressure curve also felt weird and I needed to calibrate the screen/pen position several times until I got it right

>>4807656
funny one of things i got out of this is just how overpriced wacom probably is, i seriously don't think their pens are made up of $100 dollar worth of components

I have a small wacom intuos, the kind with only 2 software options that come included with it, if I get Clip Studio Paint, would the tablet recognize the program?

>>4807693
They're not, but the wacom pens and screens are obviously calibrated out of box, these aren't. You're paying for the extra labor of calibration and QA, and less broken software.

>>4807721
no way it's that much since it's now that it's made in china

>>4807493
The older 16 if you can. Otherwise xps22R is the best if that line. The other 22s aren't worth investing in.

>>4806963
You're kinda limited since Xp doesn't put Vesa compatible spaces in their smaller lines. The innovator is far too thin for that anyway but you should be fine with any solid iPad holder.

>>4797667
>>Wacom Intuos Pro 2013 line
What are the models that belong to this category? I found a PTK480 for sale

>when you wait two months to get a Paperlike because of shipping problems and you get bubbles on both attempts

>>4807656
>inconsistent potentiometer calibration
I remember this being a problem in s-pens, kinda funny to see it here too

>>4807801
bubbles?

>>4807814
Air/dust bubbles

>>4807764
i wasnt looking to mount it on something.
just a stand that can hold up when leaned on a bit while being angled.

>>4807818
thats why you do it in your bathroom after running the shower with hot water for a few minutes.
the moisture in the air gets rid of the dust.

>>4807750
Well, whatever it costs to do the calibration the chinese native companies aren't doing it, so for now Wacom has a monopoly on near 0g initial activation force and high sensitivity.

>>4807907
and that's worth the price? nah I do hope huion and xp get the message for a $1 more per pen they can see huge improvements they have been concentrating on the screen mostly they now need to adjust the pen and it should be fine, the 22 plus looks to be close

>>4807833
Fug. Maybe Paperlike will send me a new one for free

>>4807981
Imo it is. I went from the Huion Kamvas 13 pro to a Cintiq 16 and it was night and day in how natural the pen worked. If the chinese companies fix their pens and wobble then I'll give it another go but based on the video above they're still stuck in the 2000s

>>4808059
no their not, and the cintiq 22 isn't worth $650 more than the 22 plus, I am sure its better but not that much better

>>4808108
>and the cintiq 22 isn't worth $650 more than the 22 plus
Depends entirely on if you're comfortable spending that much or not. If the Cintiq 22 were out when I was buying a tablet I would have gotten that over the 16 in a heartbeat, without question.

>>4808129
the majority of people here aren't gonna have that kind of money, but the main point is you're are not getting $650 dollars worth of improvement on the hardware. If you're making an income from it then you can claim the price on your taxes as do companies which is why they all get Wacoms, but for the individual who is learning the extra investment is not worth the cost, that extra money would be better spent on a better desk/stand and chair which is doable for $650

>>4807656
Yes I have and it works much better after calibration.

>>4808231
imagine spending more than $13,000 (the standard deduction plus the price of a tablet) a year on art supplies or other deductible expenses as a professional artist.
You'd be lucky to MAKE that much as an artist. Nobody here has ever had itemized deductions. Hell, many people here get paid with tax credits at the end of the year, they have nothing to deduct.

>>4808808
>Nobody here has ever had itemized deductions.
Stupid of you to assume that but ok.

>>4808823
Only 30% of earners spend enough to itemize, a good chunk of whom are retard boomers who shouldn't, but don't realize the standard deduction is big now.
And you can be damn sure they aren't artists for a living.
I'm positive the number of people who have successfully written off a cintiq for art are in the single digits. Maybe some CAD guys / engineers. If you're that good / marketable at art you could just get one for free from a grant.

>>4808808
I'm still new to whole tax sole proprietor thing but here in Leafland you can only deduct 50% every for something like a tablet or even new PC but how much that actually saves in taxes depends on what your total income is so buying the more expensive cintiq might make sense I guess

>>4808904
50% every year

>>4808802
What tablet and what improved?

The Galaxy Tab s7+ might be the one.....it shits on ipad pro bang for buck speaking.

>>4809079
Xp-Pen 15.6 pro. When I calibrated the stylus, it got rid of: cursor spazzing out and jumping 2" away when tilted, cursor drift from stylus on top right edge, high activation pressure, stylus drawing on the screen while hovering, and pen/eraser switch being triggered on its own constantly even when I was absolutely sure I wasn't accidentally pressing anything.

I was about to return that fucker but figured I'd at least try messing with the stylus before I did and it ended up fixing all of my problems with it. Apparently they either don't put much time into making sure their shit is tuned and calibrated properly, or the styluses get fucked up during shipping.

>>4808231
>>4808808
Become proficient

>CSP is out for Galaxy
what's your recommended model?

>>4809536
S6 Lite
Or anything that can run android 9 and up

>>4809536
Isn't CSP android only available for the Galaxy S7?

>>4809547
Nah, it's available on any galaxy that fits its required specs

>>4809536
Your only options for CSP on a galaxy tab right now are the S7 or the S7+ so I'd recommend the S7 or the S7+ if you want CSP on a galaxy tab. :)

>>4809483
Did it improve line wobble when drawing slow?

>>4809564
Wrong, I'm using it on a S6 lite right now.

>ordered my tablet on ebay
>XP-Pen Deco 03 for 75€, sold from XP Pen themselves
>bought it on the 3. August
>first package got lost, contact seller over ebays shit messenger system
>obvious chink spewed through google translator "we will find out where the package went please wait"
>a week later receive an answer - "yeah package got lost, would you like another package or get money back"
>eh shit happens, lets try again I really want that tablet
>package got send out on the 19th , arrived on the 20th in a logistic hub near my town
>21th now, package is now in warsaw, 1087km away from my home
How the fuck is this possible? It was literally in WALKING DISTANCE FROM ME
Never fucking buy tablets from ebay, hear my advice. You may save a few bucks but you might get extreme chinese fuckery fuckin' with you.

>>4809736
>>21th now, package is now in warsaw, 1087km away from my home
Sounds like it's your shitty russian postal service that's the problem

>>4809780
It's germany, send via amazon logistics ...

>>4809564
Considering this is on an Android platform, expect readily available pirated premium CSP .apk on the interwebs in the following weeks. It's gonna run on anything.

>>4809807
I'm not familiar with android, i heard it's more malware-proof than windows, but does that still apply when dealing ith pirated softwares?

>>4809499
yes and you can do that with a cheap tablet with or without display

https://twitter.com/clipstudiopaint/status/1296705708411379714
woah

How is this for a beginner?

>>4809827
Like on Windows, there are thousands upon thousands of reliable sources where you can download pirated stuff hassle free. You have to be mentally handicapped to get malware on your system this days.

>>4809879
My nigger i still occassionally got shit slipping through my 3 layers of security (win defender, avast, malwarebytes, maybe even 4 with tor/adblock/etc) when browsing your "reliable sources". I ain't gonna attempt that in an OS that doesn't have as much antimalware options

Think I'm going to just stop fluffing already and go buy the xp pen 15.6 pro. I feel like the 12 would be too small, and my /beg/ ass doesn't really need anything fancier than that.

>>4809841
>old model
>non-laminated screen
>rather shitty colors
If you're cheap just get a Deco Pro.

can anyone enlighten me what the FUCK is wrong with the 1st gen kamvas pro 20? reviews everywhere just says get the 2019 version but won't elaborate on what exactly was wrong with the old one

>>4810035
same as here >>4810014

>12k in the bank
>Spending ages wondering if I should buy a £260 XP-Pen 15-inch tablet
Guys help me.

>>4810283
do it but dont buy on ebay >>4809736

>>4810290
Yeah I plan to buy from their actual store. The tablet normally runs for £330 but is 20% off. I as a rule try to avoid resellers, let alone chink ones. Reason I want one is because I'm tired of drawing on my motorola which is a highly frustrating task because I have fairly gnarled hands.

>>4809688
I haven't had that problem and I'm not someone who draws with stabilizers so I know my programs aren't smoothing shit out. So I don't know what fixes that issue. Pen calibration is worth a shot though. I didn't think that turning a tuning screw would be enough to fix the pen clicking buttons by itself yet it did.

>>4809945
My dude, you do know that avast and malwarebytes have become infected with viruses themselves recently right? You're willingly allowing Trojan programs to sit on your computer. I see why things slip through your top notch security now at least.

>>4810003
Innovator 16 is more worth it. They're on sale on xp pen site rn. Just FYI.

>>4807801
I heard you can push the bubbles out with the right tool, never tried it tho

>>4810014
I’d like something with a visible screen

>>4810386
I couldnt tell what the difference was, plus the innovator had a smaller work space, apparently.

>>4810386
Any reason why?
It's $40 for the exact same specs but thinner?
No seriously, what's the fukken difference.

I'm torn between the xp pen pro 12 and 15.6, both look wonderful as my first tablet

>>4811022
get the 15,6
12 is too small

>>4811022
>buying chink garbage

>>4811022
>>4811058
this if you can afford the bigger one get that, the 15.6 is about the same active area as the intuos 4 large

Innovator 16 arrived before the weekend by surprise.
First impression:
the parallax is BAD
tremendous amounts of diagonal jitter.
I fear tha I have been duped into blowing $400 for a piece of garbage.
I'll post more about it later once I've had the chance to fix the drivers. Until then, fuck you chang.

>>4810966
different anon but:
the wheel functions differently. it has an inner and outer wheel and "touch" functionality.
the color gamut is actually a bit better. stress on "a bit".
and yeah, its thinner.

if you want to save yourself the $40 then yeah, just get the old model.

>>4811144
Calibrate your stylus. See: >>4807656

They either suck at setting all the styluses up to be calibrated the same way or it gets knocked loose during packing or shipping.

If calibrating your tuning screw doesn't do anything, contact xp-pen support, they actually try to help unlike huion.

>>4807656
>>4811482
woah, had this same problem with my 13 pro display not picking up my light strokes.
surprised they haven’t added a fix yet since the guy claims it’s easy to do with a driver update.

>>4811482
>>4807656
>Have you calibrated your pen anons?
I just tried the potentiometer has nothing to do with the initial activation force BUT It just helped me improve the tapering and make my lines end super sharp.

I had two pens for my Deco Pro. The first one came outta the box and it had an issue that it was detecting like 600 minimal pressure. It's not just the activation force, it just spikes between zero and 600. Then I dropped it a couple times over a year and it started spiking from 0 to 4000 and became unusable.

My new pen arrived spiking between 0 and 300 and 300 out of 8000 is good enough, no objections. I tried calibrating the potentiometer right now and I can tell it doesn't fix the initial activation force.
The potentiometer changes sensitivity and this initial spike, making it higher or lower, but the force to actuate the minimal possible pressure is exactly the same the difference is wheter your pen starts drawing at 10% pressure or at 1%.

Also you don't need to disassamble the casing. You only need to carefully pry the rocker button out with a small flat screwdriver and you can access the potentiometer.

As for the initial pressure it's just something you get used to.

>>4811144
>tremendous amounts of diagonal jitter.
Post it, my Deco Pro has literally zero jitter.
I bet you're the /pol activist posting again.

>>4811525
>and make my lines end super sharp.
Pic related zero stabilization.
Krita stab set to none, not even basic.

>>4811527
>>4811144
Also zero jitter.

At this point jitter is only a thing Wacom put in their budget tablets intentionally to fuck with the cheapskates. The chinks defeated the jitter.
Jitter is now unironically the Wacom problem.

>>4811482
These are the issues that the tuning screw fixes btw. And for newer models of xp-pen stylus, you don't need to disassemble the stylus to get to it. All you need to do is pop off the side button (by pulling straight up from the stylus) and you'll find the screw with the red ring around it. You'll need a glasses repair kit screwdriver or something similarly sized to turn the screw. Do small turns while testing the stylus in between turns, and stop when your issues are gone.

https://youtu.be/uC3ZHroezM0

new

>>4811550
>>4811550
>>4811550
>>4811550

>>4811552
See I knew the innovator post was fake.
The /pol poster has a new tactic, now he's false flagging

>>4811552
who's making the real new tablet thread?

>>4811556
What a fucking idiot.

>>4811562
Don't care but someone needs to make a new one without the shilling ASAP

>>4811534
>>4811482
thanks, I'll try that when I get the chance Sunday night.
I'm genuinely hopeful this will work, I wouldn't have blown $400 if I thought it'd be totally shit.
And yes, I have jitter. Hopefully I can fix it.

>>4811606
That's what you get for letting yourself be conned by the chinese shills infesting these threads.

>>4811562
so no new real thread?

>>4811507
It's chinese shit, they do the bare minimum amount of QA or finishing. There's a reason why Apple swooped in with an auxiliary function for their tablet and shit on everyone who isn't Wacom in a matter of like 2 years.

>>4811528
https://youtu.be/f1MQBwPb0fs?t=371
It's been observed several times. Their pen tech hasn't changed at all in the past few years.

>Budget
Can afford a Wacom 16, but not necessarily looking to buy one
>Location
United States, prefer delivery
>Type (display? non-display? portable?)
The dream is display, but a non-display is also fine
>Size (in inches)
Greater than or equal to 16 inches
>Other information
I have no knowledge in color theory, have never painted before, and my traditional art could use some work. I don't think I'm horrible, but maybe not good enough to transition into digital yet. The convenience of digital art entices me very much. With my previous equipment, I loved not having to rely on paper and ink running out
>Previous equipment
iPad pro 10.5 inch 2017 model. I have done some commissions on it, but the screen is too small.
>If you have any, state your preferences regarding surface texture (paper emulation, smooth etc)
No preference