The program I use is Krita still use it until this day the tablet i use Xpen 15 in monitor drawing tablet they can go $300 dollars but I bought for half price. I do recommend anyone buying a tablet wait until December that's when the crazy deals kick in😁😁😁
I'm with you dude, I used my Wacom bamboo for god, at least 4 years as well. Took that thing to college classes, all that. I highly recommend starting out on a drawing pad to anyone. Give it a solid hour and it'll feel way more natural than you'd think
Firealpaca was my first art program, it’s honestly super powerful for a free program. Animation, manga making and illustration all for FREE✨ I honestly would still use it if I still drew on my computer 😂
This was a great video, super helpful! I like wacom myself! This is a bit unrelated but I was curious what brush (either in Procreate or Clipstudio) did you use for your line art and some of the other thumbnails you've done like in "How to Stay Motivated" and the "Artists who want to make projects" video.
Hey! Thanks for asking! I use the lasso tool for linework sometimes! In clip there is an auto fill lasso tool in the market place thats free. In procreate the lasso tool will automatically fill once you connect the circle shape(A little hard to explain but I'll try to make a video on it later down the line!) Thanks for watching :)
ive been doing traditional art for 2 years and i want to get into digital since traditional is sooo stressful in finding supplies where im from(Kenya). do you think Veikk tablets are as good? i just like their designs lol anyways great vid as always
For me it took about two hours! However it can take a little bit for others. Ultimately if you draw on it a lot, you'll get used to it eventually! Hope this helps and thanks for watching! :)
The program I use is Krita still use it until this day the tablet i use Xpen 15 in monitor drawing tablet they can go $300 dollars but I bought for half price. I do recommend anyone buying a tablet wait until December that's when the crazy deals kick in😁😁😁
I Second this! Thanks for sharing!
I'm with you dude, I used my Wacom bamboo for god, at least 4 years as well. Took that thing to college classes, all that.
I highly recommend starting out on a drawing pad to anyone. Give it a solid hour and it'll feel way more natural than you'd think
Exactly dude! They are super solid for budget friendly setups!
dang hearing you talk about this stuff feels nostalgic, pen tablet days were real
FR lmao! Back when we were just scrubs man
Oh we’re doing tablet reviews fr fr? 👀👀👀 making our way up in the world
u already know >:]
Firealpaca was my first art program, it’s honestly super powerful for a free program. Animation, manga making and illustration all for FREE✨ I honestly would still use it if I still drew on my computer 😂
Firealpaca is my GOAT!!!
This was a great video, super helpful! I like wacom myself! This is a bit unrelated but I was curious what brush (either in Procreate or Clipstudio) did you use for your line art and some of the other thumbnails you've done like in "How to Stay Motivated" and the "Artists who want to make projects" video.
Hey! Thanks for asking! I use the lasso tool for linework sometimes! In clip there is an auto fill lasso tool in the market place thats free. In procreate the lasso tool will automatically fill once you connect the circle shape(A little hard to explain but I'll try to make a video on it later down the line!) Thanks for watching :)
ive been doing traditional art for 2 years and i want to get into digital since traditional is sooo stressful in finding supplies where im from(Kenya). do you think Veikk tablets are as good? i just like their designs lol
anyways great vid as always
I am not familiar with their tablets but I might try one out and get back to you! Thanks for watching!
"All I'm saying Comments..let me barrow 60$ :D "
lmaooo!
how much time would it take getting used to drawing on a screen less tablet for someone who used to use screen tablets/ipads
For me it took about two hours! However it can take a little bit for others. Ultimately if you draw on it a lot, you'll get used to it eventually! Hope this helps and thanks for watching! :)