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So, I've been thinking of getting PS or a tablet (or both) recently and I've realized that I know absolutely nothing about either, how they work together, or what to look for. I've been going at it for a little over a year now with my trusty mouse and GIMP and I think it's time to spice things up a bit, so I'm hoping someone who knows about how to use these can explain how it works and all to me? Thank you! Edited at June 6, 2017 08:58 PM by Ginger Acres |
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Ginger Acres said:
So, I've been thinking of getting PS or a tablet (or both) recently and I've realized that I know absolutely nothing about either, how they work together, or what to look for. I've been going at it for a little over a year now with my trusty mouse and GIMP and I think it's time to spice things up a bit, so I'm hoping someone who knows about how to use these can explain how it works and all to me? Thank you!
Well, I know nothing about them both to, and I have been considering them just like you, so if anyone has any advice it would help me alot aswell XD! |
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SilverFern Stables said:
Ginger Acres said:
So, I've been thinking of getting PS or a tablet (or both) recently and I've realized that I know absolutely nothing about either, how they work together, or what to look for. I've been going at it for a little over a year now with my trusty mouse and GIMP and I think it's time to spice things up a bit, so I'm hoping someone who knows about how to use these can explain how it works and all to me? Thank you!
Well, I know nothing about them both to, and I have been considering them just like you, so if anyone has any advice it would help me alot aswell XD!
I been wanting to do the same as well XD |
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Woooo! Glad to see you're upgrading <3
A tablet is the digital artist's best friend. The current industry leader is inarguably Wacom. I myself have an Intuos Pro that is just the bomb diggity. The tablet is a device that essentially allows you to draw on your screen. You draw on the surface of the tablet, like you would a piece of paper, and the movements show up on your computer screen. You also use the pen like you would a mouse to click or right click and maneuver the cursor. Wacom offers a variety of models to fit different needs. I love my pro, but it was a big investment as I use it for more than just HEE art. If you're just starting out and want to get a feel for tablets, I suggest poking around Wacom's website and see what they have to offer that you feel will best suit your needs. Their products are top quality and Wacom is AWESOME at keeping their drivers updated so their products can continue use well past their original purchase date. In other words, you won't have to buy a new one ever if your old one still functions.
The way it works in conjunction with photoshop is, depending on the sophistication of your tablet, it will respond to your hand pressure and gestures to closely mimic real life drawing. It responds to natural subtleties and automatically adjusts the brush settings to suit. Every tablet is different though and there will be an adjustment period as you learn how your tablet responds, but once you get the hang of it you will really love it. |
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All right, thank you! This helps so much <3 |
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I use the Wacom Intuos Draw and it's really good for the purpose I use it for which is just general HEE art :P |
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Arven Equine said:
I use the Wacom Intuos Draw and it's really good for the purpose I use it for which is just general HEE art :P
Thank you, Toast, I'll make sure to look at it! |
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This is what I have: http://www.wacom.com/en-at/products/pen-tablets/intuos-pro
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Fox Haven Farm said:
This is what I have:http://www.wacom.com/en-at/products/pen-tablets/intuos-pro
Man, that looks nice! But i doubt I will be able to afford it XD |
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