@@jessicatriana Jessica, I am buying one for my son Christmas. I am looking at the GAOMON PD2200 on sale for $369 (Amazon). Would you recommend that over some of the other similar priced competitors (2020 HUION KAMVAS 22 or XP Pen Artist 22 Pro)? Thank you so much for your time.
Some drawing tablets you can plug into an Android phone or tablet. Also some screen tablets do not need an external power source and rely on power from the computer
True! I personally never used an Android tablet to draw so I couldn't give my perspective on that. And you're right, should've said *some* screen tablets. The one I owned needed to be plugged into a power source, so I found it to be a bit inconvenient. Thanks for adding that!
This video was so helpful, informative, clear, and concise. I was really confused and overwhelmed when I got here, and now I know exactly what I want. Thank you so much!
@@jessicatriana I actually was finally convinced to get a tablet by your video. I wanted to be mobile, but also be able to do student/office work. Art was an added luxury so I wasnt too hung up on getting a Wacom or super expensive drawing display. And then my laptop died haha.
@@danielg.2437 oh noooo. I also bought the iPad because my computer was very slow so I didn’t really use it 😅 if you don’t need any specific software it’s a good replacement!
I love the convenience of the ipad but I hope they continue to improve the apple pencil. Even with the rubber grip that I put, it still doesn't feel as nice as my cintiq pen. Even the tip feels weird. I always used felt nibs with my wacom.
Thank you for this, I really need it. I really have no idea about of what, how, or how much to purchase to create digital arts. This is very helpful ❤️🤩❤️ thank you so much❤️❤️
Hi! In 2015 I bought a Wacom draw tablet, the basics of the basics, but i never got used to it, because it’s difficult for me to look at the screen while drawing on it. I want to explore the world of digital art better but I don't know if I should buy a display tablet or an iPad ... I have the money for both, but the choice is difficult because I highly value the portability of the iPad (and the procreate seems to be wonderful) but the drawing table has a larger screen. And to be honest I'm afraid to invest in a drawing table and not use it much because I spend a lot of time at school (I have a desktop), and with ipad I can take it to school. I really don't know, what do you recommend? c:
For me the portability of the iPad was a HUGE improvement. I started drawing a lot more because it’s really easy to “start”. I have an 11” iPad and the screen size is fine for me, but if you’re worried you can also go to the store and see the 12.9” iPad first hand. For me portability > screen size but it depends on what you value most 😁
@@jessicatriana Thank you to answer! I think I will choose the iPad because of portability. So I can always take it to school and use it more. And today I went to a store and saw the size, I think 11 should fit perfectly, because for more 1.9 inches you pay 200€ (here were I live) :v
They all work well with Procreate, but the cheaper ones will allow less layers. If you work with big files this might be a big deal but if you don’t usually have a lot of layers or if your files are small (like for social media) then I don’t think it’s a big deal. You can check the Procreate FAQ page to know which models they support. If budget is no issue then the Air and the Pro are the best, but if those are too expensive then the other ones work well too! You might just have a few less layers to work with. Honestly the iPad Pro from the video is my first iPad ever so I don’t have a lot of experience with other models 😁
@@jessicatriana Hi! Thanks for responding, I appreciate your insights on ipad models. I'm having an ipad mini (1st gen) and I realized something tho that older models cannot update lastest OS and I drawing apps may tend to get delays or seldomly crash when used. So this may be a downside of older models. Anyway, thanks again! I might consider having drawing pen tablet 😁👍
@@jessicatriana Hey BTW, I'm just choosing my first drawing tablet right now... (My training is just with the paint that needs to cleaned up) I'm looking for around $200, and I narrowed it down to the Huion Kamvas 13 released this year. BUT THEN on my way to purchase it I saw the older Kamvas PRO 13 available for the same price.... So now I'm stuck comparing specs on Amazon, and weirdly can't find any videos on YT comparing the Kamvas Pro 13 and thee Kamvas 13 (2020). I wonder if you have any suggestion that could break this tie for me? The main differences seem to be 🌀 anti-glare glass vs an anti-glare film (IDK if you can feel any difference) 🌀 a touch bar for zooming vs extra buttons, 🌀 and differences in hardware quality vs pen software -- I've heard the Pro had wobbly lines when drawing slow, which the Kamvas 13 fixed but that it's not sensitive enough and will miss light strokes sometimes... Basically each new thing I can find keep me on the fence.
hello, I'm thinking about buying a graphic display tablet or an iPad.. I'm going to start to study at art school in September, and obviously, there is going to be a lot animation and illustration and all, so at this point I think the graphic display tablet is the right choice but also, I would like it to be easily portable, because of traveling and just to be able to take it and draw anywhere... what do you think that would be the best? 😅
I think it depends on the software you need! For illustration the iPad is all you need but animation might me more tricky because Procreate and FlipaClip are not very complex. Clio Studio Paint is better for animation but I also have one more tip: if you own a MacBook you can use the app “Sidecar” and that’ll turn your iPad into an external monitor so you can draw on the iPad using software from your computer 😁 If you don’t own a MacBook and you need to use computer software the iPad might not be enough for you 😕
hi, tho i haven't research that much for now about what u said using photoshop with ipad but i've seen other videos that they can do that with an ipad?
I haven’t used either of those sorry! But I couldn’t find the picassotab on Amazon so the Wacom tablet might be safest long term in terms of driver updates
There’s an IPad version of Photoshop and illustrator but I’m not sure about the other two. The iPad has its own apps so if you really need computer software it might not be the best for you 😕
Hi! what about the sidecar feature on the ipad + mac? i am about to start animation classes and looking for the best tablet. ipad would be my first choice due to its portability and im also well used to apple. can an ipad as a second display replace a drawing tablet when using software like TV Paint etc.on Mac?
Yes I’ve used Sidecar and it’s surprisingly fast for a wireless connection! The only thing that doesn’t work super well are the gestures, but if those are desktop apps you’ll need the keyboard anyway to use shortcuts so I don’t think this will be an issue for you :) If you know anyone with an iPad I recommend asking to try it out with your Mac so you can get a feel of how it’s used. But I think it’s a good alternative 👌
hi, do you have advise on what program to use for a new person? also, you havent uploaded new stuff in a year, hope it was because you wanted and not because you had to .
I think Procreate is great for Beginners if you have an iPad, and if you're using a computer, ClipStudio Paint is cheaper than the alternatives and it's amazing! Thanks, I want to get back to making videos soon :)
Helloo!! Umm so I'm thinking about buying an iPad since I don't have a laptop to use a graphic tablet with but all iPads are expensive and I don't really understand in that stuff.. which model do you recommend for a beginner??
If you want to use Procreate I recommend going to their website, on the FAQ page they have a list of iPad models that the app supports. You can buy one of the cheaper models on that list on the Apple website or second hand :) This way you’ll know you won’t have performance issues with the app
Hi Jessica I have a Wacom pen tablet but am not really impressed with its writing performance. I have used multiple whiteboards but my handwriting turns out to be really bad on Wacom. Since you have used all three, from writing point of view do you think an ipad will be much better than Wacom?
@@jitenderrawat3658 ah yes the iPad screen is Glass so it’s super smooth! The lag might depend on the computer, but the iPad is fast and I don’t notice any lag 👍
@@jessicatriana thanks, let us know when you get one, i am looking for s7fe wifi 4gb this holiday season, just casual sketch ing, i am total noob in this.
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I love that she called out these reviews that just list specs, that drive me nuts.
I just feel like they make you want to buy the most expensive products and leave you wondering what the specs are really for 😅
💯
This video deserves more views! Good comparison, thank you so much.
Thank you! I’m glad it was helpful :)
I love the way you separate your comments. Great review. Soothing voice. Easy to listen to. Thank you for caring and serving others.
Thanks, I really appreciate it! Glad you like the video :)
@@jessicatriana Jessica, I am buying one for my son Christmas. I am looking at the GAOMON PD2200 on sale for $369 (Amazon). Would you recommend that over some of the other similar priced competitors (2020 HUION KAMVAS 22 or XP Pen Artist 22 Pro)? Thank you so much for your time.
@@imsecond578 I haven't tried them so I recommend looking at other reviews, but I've heard good things about all those brands!
Some drawing tablets you can plug into an Android phone or tablet.
Also some screen tablets do not need an external power source and rely on power from the computer
True! I personally never used an Android tablet to draw so I couldn't give my perspective on that.
And you're right, should've said *some* screen tablets. The one I owned needed to be plugged into a power source, so I found it to be a bit inconvenient.
Thanks for adding that!
This video was so helpful, informative, clear, and concise. I was really confused and overwhelmed when I got here, and now I know exactly what I want. Thank you so much!
Awesome I’m so happy I helped! ☺️
Awesome comparison. Thanks! Going for the Ipad.
Glad I could help! 😁
i love how your video's structure and also the color grading.. :)
Thank you! I really appreciate it :)
Love the arturia keyboard in the background
I’m the other way around! Trying to learn a bit more about music 😁
@@jessicatriana I actually was finally convinced to get a tablet by your video. I wanted to be mobile, but also be able to do student/office work. Art was an added luxury so I wasnt too hung up on getting a Wacom or super expensive drawing display. And then my laptop died haha.
@@danielg.2437 oh noooo. I also bought the iPad because my computer was very slow so I didn’t really use it 😅 if you don’t need any specific software it’s a good replacement!
I love the convenience of the ipad but I hope they continue to improve the apple pencil. Even with the rubber grip that I put, it still doesn't feel as nice as my cintiq pen. Even the tip feels weird. I always used felt nibs with my wacom.
I actually really like the apple pencil. Have you tried other pens from Amazon? Maybe they would fit your hand better
Perfect,thank you for making this video:)
Glad it was helpful! :)
So after watching this, I think I’ll get a pen tablet and a iPad to see which I like more. This video was very informative!
Awesome, let me know which one you like best! Glad the video was helpful :)
This helped me so much
thank you so much!
Awesome! Glad it was helpful :)
A very good and true to usage review 👍
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this, I really need it. I really have no idea about of what, how, or how much to purchase to create digital arts. This is very helpful ❤️🤩❤️ thank you so much❤️❤️
I’m so glad it was helpful! 😊
This is so helpful!! Thank you so much
I'm so glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you. You helped a lot
Awesome, glad I was helpful :)
Thank you Jessica. ❤️
Glad you liked it! ☺️
Hi! In 2015 I bought a Wacom draw tablet, the basics of the basics, but i never got used to it, because it’s difficult for me to look at the screen while drawing on it. I want to explore the world of digital art better but I don't know if I should buy a display tablet or an iPad ... I have the money for both, but the choice is difficult because I highly value the portability of the iPad (and the procreate seems to be wonderful) but the drawing table has a larger screen. And to be honest I'm afraid to invest in a drawing table and not use it much because I spend a lot of time at school (I have a desktop), and with ipad I can take it to school. I really don't know, what do you recommend? c:
For me the portability of the iPad was a HUGE improvement. I started drawing a lot more because it’s really easy to “start”. I have an 11” iPad and the screen size is fine for me, but if you’re worried you can also go to the store and see the 12.9” iPad first hand.
For me portability > screen size but it depends on what you value most 😁
@@jessicatriana Thank you to answer! I think I will choose the iPad because of portability. So I can always take it to school and use it more. And today I went to a store and saw the size, I think 11 should fit perfectly, because for more 1.9 inches you pay 200€ (here were I live) :v
@@alexandrafolgado9101 I’m sure you’ll like it, have fun drawing!! 🙌
This is gonna sound weird but your eyeballs are perfect
Hi! You made a good review, and I'm following through. May I know what iPad model do you recommend to use?
They all work well with Procreate, but the cheaper ones will allow less layers. If you work with big files this might be a big deal but if you don’t usually have a lot of layers or if your files are small (like for social media) then I don’t think it’s a big deal.
You can check the Procreate FAQ page to know which models they support.
If budget is no issue then the Air and the Pro are the best, but if those are too expensive then the other ones work well too! You might just have a few less layers to work with.
Honestly the iPad Pro from the video is my first iPad ever so I don’t have a lot of experience with other models 😁
@@jessicatriana Hi! Thanks for responding, I appreciate your insights on ipad models. I'm having an ipad mini (1st gen) and I realized something tho that older models cannot update lastest OS and I drawing apps may tend to get delays or seldomly crash when used. So this may be a downside of older models.
Anyway, thanks again! I might consider having drawing pen tablet 😁👍
@@kyle_adyb oh I didn’t know that! Being limited by the OS is annoying so the drawing tablet seems like a good option :)
Thanks this was a helpful perspective :)
Thanks, I’m glad it was helpful! ☺️
@@jessicatriana Hey BTW, I'm just choosing my first drawing tablet right now...
(My training is just with the paint that needs to cleaned up)
I'm looking for around $200, and I narrowed it down to the Huion Kamvas 13 released this year. BUT THEN on my way to purchase it I saw the older Kamvas PRO 13 available for the same price....
So now I'm stuck comparing specs on Amazon, and weirdly can't find any videos on YT comparing the Kamvas Pro 13 and thee Kamvas 13 (2020).
I wonder if you have any suggestion that could break this tie for me?
The main differences seem to be
🌀 anti-glare glass vs an anti-glare film (IDK if you can feel any difference)
🌀 a touch bar for zooming vs extra buttons,
🌀 and differences in hardware quality vs pen software -- I've heard the Pro had wobbly lines when drawing slow, which the Kamvas 13 fixed but that it's not sensitive enough and will miss light strokes sometimes...
Basically each new thing I can find keep me on the fence.
@@anthonypc1 I haven't used any of them but I looked for a few reviews online and most of them recommend the newer 2020 model, so I'd go for that one!
@@jessicatriana Thanks Jessica :)
I asked around and ended up going with the newer one.
Should arrive tomorrow!
@@anthonypc1 awesome, have fun drawing in it! :)
hello, I'm thinking about buying a graphic display tablet or an iPad.. I'm going to start to study at art school in September, and obviously, there is going to be a lot animation and illustration and all, so at this point I think the graphic display tablet is the right choice but also, I would like it to be easily portable, because of traveling and just to be able to take it and draw anywhere... what do you think that would be the best? 😅
I think it depends on the software you need! For illustration the iPad is all you need but animation might me more tricky because Procreate and FlipaClip are not very complex.
Clio Studio Paint is better for animation but I also have one more tip: if you own a MacBook you can use the app “Sidecar” and that’ll turn your iPad into an external monitor so you can draw on the iPad using software from your computer 😁
If you don’t own a MacBook and you need to use computer software the iPad might not be enough for you 😕
@@jessicatriana I don't have a MacBook, but thank you so much!
hi, tho i haven't research that much for now about what u said using photoshop with ipad but i've seen other videos that they can do that with an ipad?
When I made this video, there wasn't Photoshop for iPad yet :) That's why I'm only mentioning Photoshop on the computer
thank you
Glad you liked it! :)
I been thinking of either buying a piccosotab or wacom 1 what do you think I should buy?
I haven’t used either of those sorry! But I couldn’t find the picassotab on Amazon so the Wacom tablet might be safest long term in terms of driver updates
Adobe photoshop and adobe illustrator coral draw AutoCAD and other apps works in iPad?
There’s an IPad version of Photoshop and illustrator but I’m not sure about the other two. The iPad has its own apps so if you really need computer software it might not be the best for you 😕
Hi! what about the sidecar feature on the ipad + mac? i am about to start animation classes and looking for the best tablet. ipad would be my first choice due to its portability and im also well used to apple. can an ipad as a second display replace a drawing tablet when using software like TV Paint etc.on Mac?
Yes I’ve used Sidecar and it’s surprisingly fast for a wireless connection! The only thing that doesn’t work super well are the gestures, but if those are desktop apps you’ll need the keyboard anyway to use shortcuts so I don’t think this will be an issue for you :)
If you know anyone with an iPad I recommend asking to try it out with your Mac so you can get a feel of how it’s used. But I think it’s a good alternative 👌
hi, do you have advise on what program to use for a new person? also, you havent uploaded new stuff in a year, hope it was because you wanted and not because you had to .
I think Procreate is great for Beginners if you have an iPad, and if you're using a computer, ClipStudio Paint is cheaper than the alternatives and it's amazing!
Thanks, I want to get back to making videos soon :)
@@jessicatriana thanks for the answer! I'll look it up.
you are explanation is too good. Thanks .......
Glad it was helpful!
Helloo!! Umm so I'm thinking about buying an iPad since I don't have a laptop to use a graphic tablet with but all iPads are expensive and I don't really understand in that stuff.. which model do you recommend for a beginner??
If you want to use Procreate I recommend going to their website, on the FAQ page they have a list of iPad models that the app supports. You can buy one of the cheaper models on that list on the Apple website or second hand :)
This way you’ll know you won’t have performance issues with the app
@@jessicatriana I'll go into the procreate website and see thank you so much for your help!!!! ❤️
Hey... I have ipad pro there.... Then I should buy wacom cintiq??
If you can do everything you need on the iPad then there’s no need!
Jessica Triana okay
iPad Pro are actual pretty powerful device. Clip Studio and Procreate are worth it.
Hi Jessica
I have a Wacom pen tablet but am not really impressed with its writing performance. I have used multiple whiteboards but my handwriting turns out to be really bad on Wacom. Since you have used all three, from writing point of view do you think an ipad will be much better than Wacom?
I prefer the iPad but it might also have to do with your brush settings! It influences how the lines appear more than the pen itself :)
@@jessicatrianawacom tablet surface is not smooth and there is lag as well. I have never tried an iPad but hopefully it will be much better.
@@jitenderrawat3658 ah yes the iPad screen is Glass so it’s super smooth! The lag might depend on the computer, but the iPad is fast and I don’t notice any lag 👍
OK then I will let you know how the iPad feels once I get my hands on one.
Obrigado for the nice video. você é linda😀
Let me know! Obrigada :)
What about samsung tab s7 fe?
I haven’t tried it!
@@jessicatriana any galaxy s tablet? I heard spen is great, sometimes better then apple pencil
@@legendarykeyboardwarrior8364 I don’t own any unfortunately but I’m also curious to try and compare
@@jessicatriana thanks, let us know when you get one, i am looking for s7fe wifi 4gb this holiday season, just casual sketch ing, i am total noob in this.
@@legendarykeyboardwarrior8364 awesome, hope you like it!
awesome!
Thank you! :)
You look like Wilbur soot
Do I? 😂
@@jessicatriana yeah!!
No need to go that high up, any tablet will do, even 50 dollar ones.
Gosh you re so beautiful ...