Speed drawing in Photoshop with Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet

This is a test video.

I used a Wacom Bamboo pen tablet to draw in Photoshop. I used screenflow to capture. I used Adobe Premiere to edit.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• speed
• drawing
• pen
• tablet
• wacom
• bamboo
• adobe
• photoshop
• paint
• artist
• drawings

[MaSwag7]

i do have my tablet but i have problems using it, my lines are kind of rough....they are not soft... help -.-

[KHANHcept]

@MaSwag7 two things: brush type and speed of drawing, the faster the stroke, the cleaner the line, happy drawing!

[XxLightNTheDarknessX]

@KHANHcept i guess that means if you are naturally a slow drawer your gonna have a tough time hunh?

[KHANHcept]

@XxLightNTheDarknessX possibly a harder time getting more clean lines with this tablet. :p unless of course you're using adobe illustrator, where they kind of fix the lines for you

[ra2yuri4]

oh and how many pressure sensitive levels does this one have :c? It's 512 right?

[KHANHcept]

@ra2yuri4 Yeh I believe it's around there. If you're not too serious about it, the Bamboo Pen Tablet is a really great tablet :)

[Randall8808]

Witch tablet are you using? I was thinking about getting the Wacom Capture. Is there a specific Wacom tablet that you recommend that's around the price range of $100?

[TauBuuVuong]

What music is it?

[Bohninja]

is it true that you cant really see what you are drawing? how do you know where you are going to place everything then? it seems like a hassle. i dont want to buy a tablet and regret it. how difficult is it exactly?

[XxLightNTheDarknessX]

@KHANHcept no, i use gimp though right now i'm drawing better in ms paint. just sucks there isn't the unlimited undos like in gimp

[arici19]

Is that the girl of your dreams? :-)