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Hello to all art mates here..would like to ask who can help me up on a hand sketches family photo? Location Klang Valley.

Can Pm me the details (charges,time,location) please..my contact number is 012-3716837 - Alex

wow nice~

hey guys, sorry suddenly i've posted here
been a silent reader for couples of month already :3

anyway, im thinking of getting a bamboo. but idk which one i should take.
either pen and touch, or pen only, which do u guys recommend ?

im a graphic student anyway, been using old genius pen tablet. feels like want to upgrade since the genius already broke.

and im a desktop user.

Depends on your budget and how well you could utilize the touch function. A basic pen version will cost you M$300, while a pen and touch will set you up for M$420.

If you've got another hundred to burn, having an extra touch input could be advantageous and a great investment for people like you, especially given how long Wacoms can last.

This post has been edited by Parrot: Feb 21 2013, 02:27 AM

personally i think touch function is useless.... epsecially a old desktop user like me, pen and some express keys is good enough, most importantly is the pen pressure level need wider range hehe

actually i found here and he sell quite cheap [link]
hmm. i see your point.

unlike the previous bamboo generation ( the red and black one ) the pressure for pen and pen and touch is different. however this time around ( green and black one )

after i look at the site, both pen pressure are the same. this is why got me doubting xD

well yea, but i can't afford above RM400 anyway

I've used the bamboo G3 for more than a week now and i can say that the touch function is basically useless. Spend the extra hundred on extra nibs. XD

What. How much would a single pen nib cost?

Also, how practical is it to upgrade from a Bamboo to an Intuos?

This post has been edited by Parrot: Feb 21 2013, 10:35 PM

haha i got myself a bamboo pen & touch anyway

anyhoo. some of my work i did using my old genius tablet.





still need lots of practices :-/

The nibs cost 59bucks + 8bucks postage from my best dealer. Others selling a whooping 95bucks for 5 pieces of plastic.

Well. I draw regularly and I can say that the bamboo is quite good. Honestly I don't really use an intuos before but from what I've heard, the scrolling wheel and extra sensitivity really justifies it's cost. For me, it's still expensive.

worth it for me, i use graphire 4 for 5 years tehn i decided upgrade to intuos when graphire stylus is like half spoil, even rubber torn off already

what app use to draw this? can someone teach me?

which "this"?

wow got a tablet discussion goin on here

love how this is absolutely relevant to my current interest.

I also got inspired and wanna start digital painting,think to step up and drop off the old things.

I finally came into conclusion that Im goin to get the latest generation bamboo pen,simply because Im a beginner,and also yes Ive discussed with an owner of pen and touch,he said that the touch function is rarely used.

cant wait for my digital painting adventure!(that is a long time to go)

1 week can master the control already

http://www.penny-arcade.com/2013/02/22/the-ms-surface-pro

for those struggle on mobile hand drawing device, this is a good read.

where to find bamboo nib and how much its cost .. currently i lost my spare nib from my bamboo fun box..
Is it worth if i upgrade my bamboo fun to Intuos ?

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love the perspective

paint
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