My progress... my first Wacom...

[End of Time]

I bought a wacom and I'm very much in the process of learning how to use it. So hopefully this thread is going to show my progress as I learn how to use the infernal device and the various programs associated with it...

Feedback is of course greatly appreciated.

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t182/CaironIX/Stephannn.jpg

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t182/CaironIX/Vampy.jpg

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t182/CaironIX/schurkR.jpg

[Mermaid]

Looks like you're already picking it up very fast. I particularly like that last image.

Which Wacom do you have?

[End of Time]

Bamboo fun.

[Mermaid]

Bamboo fun.


oh snap. I figured best not go too mad straight off in case it wasn't as good as i hoped, but still good enough to get results i wanted.

[BKKiMP]

I'd definitely second the thought that it looks like you're doing just fine. I've been going through the same process recently as I find the time. I've had a Graphire tablet for years, pretty much the predecessor to the Bamboo but really didn't get much use out of it.

Recently on a whim I splurged on a large size Intuos and am really enjoying it so far. Primarily I've just used it for coloring, lettering, editing... still drawing traditionally and scanning but I'm playing around with doing entirely digital work here and there. I don't know what the feel is like on the Bamboo but I definitely love the Intuos compared to the Graphire.

I'd say if you're finding you do hit a wall in your control and the "feel" of working with the tablet; but generally enjoy the process, you may want to look at the Intuos down the line. It's amazing what a difference materials and equipment make.

Keep up the good work.
-Bryan "the Imp" Imhoff

[Shan Bruce Lee]

I really like that second picture.

[West Mantooth]

Yeah, it took me awhile to get the feel of the pen. Your stuff is really coming along nicely. The angel coloring is fantastic.