Sketching on a Wacom Tablet

Using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro to design a games-controller (1.5x realtime)

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• sketching
• wacom
• tablet
• draw
• concept
• design
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• studiotools

[0thekawasakiboy0]

@rico6111 If you are good drawing with a pencil, you probably are good with the wacom too, but drawin with a wacom is not really the same as a pencil, try before you buy:P

[JLx14magic]

I'm sorry if you have answered this question some where before. But people that do these videos never say what bamboo tablet they are using. So what was it?

[hajar9911]

intuos 4 ?

[RobinTheSniper]

played snake on your video.

with a deep voice``mohahaha

with a 12 years old voice`` lol

[TheZombinja]

@himmelsturmerIX It depends on which model; the Create, which I bought, comes with "stripped down" versions of adobe creative suite, corel painter and autodesk sketchbook, 3 really good drawing programs that would cost around $200 to buy individually. The Wacom Bamboo Create retails for about $200, but Amazon currently has it on sale for around $170.

[MrJsnoopyo]

i'm buying this tablet tomorrow, nice work.

[himmelsturmerIX]

If I buy a wacom would I be able to do sketch on it out of the box? Or do I need to purchase additional software outside those that came with the wacom tablet?

What free software do you recomend for doing sketches on wacom?

[PsychopatenKinder]

the thing at 8:27 looks like an owl :D

[broccolihart1]

nice skills....

[lorddarq]

@JLx14magic By the looks of it he seems to be using an intuous. Bamboos are not that pressure sensitive. Ofc, I may be mistaken

[9999poppy]

Hey, anybody know how to merge layers? :P

[aRandomCitizenofUSA]

@0thekawasakiboy0 Do you have any idea on how easy it is to use these things? It seems that it would be much easier to use a tablet that displays what you're drawing on the tablet itself but those seem to be reeeeeally expensive. At least from what my very little research tells me.