I don’t think anyone needs the “best” hardware. My little sister uses a very basic art app on her phone and she makes really great portraits of her friends and other people. It’s the artist, not the pen.
I was watching Bobby Chiu’s last live stream and the artist he interviewed uses procreate on his phone. His paintings are amazing. I could never do anything as well on a large canvas. You’re absolutely right. It’s the artist.
I think there are cases where gear matters: If you are a professional and earn money from your art, you rely on your tech. It just can’t fail. Then you should invest some money for good reliable tech. For hobbyists I think cheap tech is just perfect. Especially for beginners everything above basic is mostly too complex to get into it.
This quote is from? Reverse searching led to this comment, searching it without the quotation marks led to an expression that goes "A bad workman blames his tools".
@@backwardsface3046 Lol, and really who gives a sh#t? There's really very little you can say today that hasn't been provably said by someone else somewhere else and somewhen else. The OP seems to have found one example, though.
So, I actually would like to add something important: if it's fine to start on a Huion 420, I would recommend to quickly switch to a BIGGER tablet. My best friend used this tablet for 2 years and literally destroyed her wrist. After seeing specialists, they told her the area is TOO small and the pen TOO heavy. So, things to actually consider when buying a tablet: the weight of the stylus and the size of the tablet. Specialists told us the best is to go to something similar to a piece of paper at least (so A4 in Europe) to make sure your whole arm is moving and not just the wrist. This is especially important if you're planning on drawing a lot. Using this tablet two to three times a week, one hour top is fine. More than that is actually putting a serious strain on your wrist, which you don't want if you intend to draw a lot. So please consider this before buying so you don't end up with a lifelong wrist injury like my best friend. The artist makes the art, not the tool. But your tool, as an artist is actually your body. So take care. Edit : it wasn't said in the video if I remember but the Huion 420 was actually developed to play Osu! (a rythme game) and not drawing in the first place. Which also explains why it's so small, as Osu! players are only using a small part of it.
@Akari Chu mmh, you can probably still use the huion. As I said, the problem comes with how regularly you're going to use it. For example, the huion can make a very good travel tablet since it's very compact. Even tho, I wouldn't recommend using it too much, issues not only being the size but also the weight of the stylus. Then again, even using an A4 tablet, you can have health issues if you're not stretching correctly, drinking enough water or getting up every 40 to 50 minutes to walk a bit. Remember that your real tool isn't the table but your body. Your tablet is just an extension, an add on. If your desk really is to small, maybe consider also looking in organizers or ways to organize it in a more ergonomic way so you have the less strain possible when drawing. It might also help with your productivity! If you're comfortable, then you'll be able to improve/work faster, think of it like a sport. Better with good running shoes than converses, right? But you can get sores with both if used the wrong way.
Thanks I'm going be using one everyday in the future to help with my digital drawing. So I'm going to take your comment into much consideration. Also are there any alternative models about near in dimension and price range?
@@simons5793 XP-Pen G430S or G640S Would be a modeo of a similar size with a much lighter stylus. They can even be used on your phone with an adapter if I remember well, but you still have the problem of their small size. The Huion HS64 would definitely be much better than the 420, for not too much more of a price. (I'm french so this can vary depending on the country you live in). I might edit or add some if some come to mind!
Hell, I was using a 8 year old tablet for painting and it worked almost fine, turns out it had 512 levels of pressure and I was wondering why the inking was so tough.
As a digital artist people often tell me that they wish they could have an iPad so they could draw like me. Smh you can literally use anything for art. As long as you're passionate and enjoy what you do, the tool don't matter.
I totally agree dude! I have been drawing on my phone for 2 years now and am finally getting an Wacom Intuos Pro Paper edition next year. It literally depends on the practice you do and the skill you have to do it. The material really doesn't matter. It is what you make with the material you have available.
I mean, it does matter tho. If you have good stuffs, you could do many things easier. Like the sensitivity of the tablet, not lagging laptop, etc. Yes, skill is the most important. But material does matter. Like, me. I love drawing things and digital arts. But what I have is only a mouse, not even a drawing tablet. IF only I have one, it'll make everything easier. Like, so so so much easier.
I mean having a graphic tablet or having a displayed one does matter. They have different difficulty levels and lots of people draw easily with graphics, or displays.
@@dj_nomen311 that's why he/she say SKILL If you got skill you can make it happen even with nothing (even when you draw using phone/paper/rock/dirt - artists just being an artists)😂😂 Sure do its hard and time consuming but its working, and its done😂because that what others only care ✨️THE MASTER PIECE ✨️
As someone who bought the second cheapest tablet, I find this encouraging. XD I'm definitely not aiming to be a professional, I just wanted to draw for my own sake and I was always frustrated with traditional media when it came to coloring. I just have to keep practicing!
You've got it! Keep practicing what you like and remember to push yourself just a little bit out of your comfort zone each time you try a new drawing! That way you can sharpen your skills and still test out new things and see what combinations you like (line work, shading/hatching, textures, different "mediums" aka brush types, even colors and palettes!) Don't be afraid to do fanart if you like, and don't let anyone tell you it's not real art! Also, check out artists you like and see what specifically you enjoy about their style. You don't have to copy it but you can certainly learn from it. (All this coming from someone who took a digital art class for fun, and is now testing the digital art waters too!) Most of all, have fun and good luck!
@@chuichiro0062 Aww, thank you! I love to draw, but I'm often scared to show others my drawings because I'm always my harshest critic and there's always stuff I don't like about my work. But others will just see how much work and love you put into what you make. Because of my own personal fears and insecurities and sometimes low self-worth (in general and as an artist), I feel that ANY artist can use a little encouragement that I could use when I feel that way. All those things are words I wish someone had told me when I started really drawing in my very early teens when school sucked. I also love listening to LavenderTowne on TH-cam because she gives really great art advice from when she went to art school, and she's very kind about it. She tells you how to build a webcomic or an art TH-cam channel and get noticed, if that's what you want, or just general artists' advice. And again, she's super nice about it and not pushy or snobby at all.
I'm going to be 40 later this year and just finally have time and money to learn about this now. I know it won't be easy, I'm probably too old and my hands already too stiff for all these modern tech stuff. But this channel made me optimistic and teach me a lot! Thank you so much for showing me the way to my childhood dream (of becoming a comic writer/mangaka/illustrator), Sir!👍😁❤
I use the Huion 420. It's my first drawing tablet. I figured since I'm still a beginner at digital art it wouldn't be, I guess, appropriate for me to use a big, complex, expensive tablet. I'm happy with the simple design, and even if the size makes it a little hard to use sometimes, I see it as a challenge that will help me develop better art skills.
@Trying to get 100 likes without a video The currency in my country is the Real. 1 dolar here equals 5 Reais. It got to a point where it has created a meme; everything that costs something between 2 digits like 10 dolars you just need to add another 0 to the number, making it 100 Reais. It's not just the dolar, the taxes in my country are very high too.
Like playing csgo, spend thousands of dollars on skins, but can't aim for shit Like playing football, spend hundreds on the boots and can't control first touch It's the skill, the good equipment comes later
this is true in most cases, but for genuily learning of youre using paint youre going to improve slower and your art will most likely be worse. You dont need the best software or best tablet but having something that is at least decent or else it will be much harder to improve
I believe that a good artist can make “good” art on anything really. I use a fairly standard Wacom tablet on my computer and only recently started digital art. I started on a basic pencil and paper.
(@Rin_ 38) I agree with you that is where I started and I am upgrading to an wacom intuos pro paper edition next year. Specifically this one because since I am getting started on drawing tablets, I need a bridge. Lmao It is all practice
i recently got a cheap wacom tablet without display and i am regreting it, i feel my inputs totally disconnected from the thing im trying to do. so i would say not necesary what you are saying is 100% correct, i mean im not a great artist but im at least average and i totally cant do anything without the display.
thanks so much. I’m an 11 year old who really wants to start digital art because there is so many more possibilities, and i’ve filled out 4 sketch books. This video cleared some doubts about different equipment and what I should get.
@@もっけ yes, there can be problems with names here. I hear story about chinese exchange student. The teacher advised to him to change his last name from Hui to Hoi in russian documents, but he didn't and there was many smiles and laugh about him.
this helped me feel way more confident, i just bought this exact one and i was feeling really nervous and uneasy about how small it is. ive never had a drawing tablet before but you helped me feel more comfortable
Me: Ey, that looks like my Drawing tablet! Me: *Wait* Edit 2: Oh, you've got to be kidding me. 2.4k likes? I'm glad that I'm not the only person with a bad sense of humor
This tablet it’s very cheap, look for the prices and if you can, buy it, Medibang it’s a very good drawing app and it’s free! (I use Huion 420 and Medibang-)
Haha funny enough I have this tablet! I love using it, my dad got it for me for Christmas. I was talking about how much I wanted a drawing tablet over the past year and then he decided to get one for me. I've been using it a lot and it's really nice for me to use! Now this is my opinion, please don't come for meh ;w;
When I bought one for my S.O. for Christmas, I wanted something lower-mid range and wound up having to spend like $350 for that. Nowhere near top of the line. Not that they're cheap still. Thanks to years of experience playing with electronics work since, I'm going to surprise her with a DIY 32" LCD pressure sensitive graphics tablet for her later this year. Looked for a commercial equivalent and it was like $2k lmao
When you slammed the tablet down and ordered another one I laughed so loud. That was probably the funniest thing I've witnessed in ages, thanks for the laugh and the video, loved it. I'm still laughing to myself now haha
I think that's how it works. Since you searched something online at least once, stuffs would pop out in ads or recommendations. I searched splatoon, and got recommended some splatoon videos
Yes Brad bought your data specifically and made a video adhering to just you, the world is falling apart, there is no more privacy, and my pants keep getting holes in the crotch area. Truly a sad time to be alive.
@@yukikanegawa7470 the comment in the video implies that its talking about amateur anime art. And im sure those artists youre talking about didnt start drawing and made masterpieces in the anime style
@@CrowMan434 Ms paint? As long as you have patience, yeah. Cause youll have to save each individual frame and there are no layers, but it can be done :)
@@TsumeKyuudefunct Hahaha Thanks I know it was silly to ask but I just wanted to know cuz I like animation I know it is difficult but it is something I like very much
Thank you so much for this video. I was thinking of upgrading my art supplies despite them working well and your reviews really proved to me that I don't need those expensive wacom when I have a wacom pen tablet that lasted for 4 years despite me not using it for a good 2 years. Also the pen tablet connects so well with my laptop and I've learnt to appreciate my art supplies and work on my art skills. The funny thing is as I watched your videos and drew on the free infinite painter, it actually worked so well!! That helped me realise that it's about ME and less on the tablet. Love your channel and I can't stop watching the reviews!!
I used to have a "cheap" tablet for digital art for the last 5 years (where I live, dollars are expensive af. The tablet was like 50 bucks) I go to a public art college (that means it's free, for you americans) so just recently I got one with a screen (also, expensive af even tho it's one the cheapest brands) and it was the best thing I ever bought! It is quite small but going from looking up my monitor to just draw like I do on paper felt like an outta this world experience!! Thing is, it's not the tablet you use or how many pixels and pressure sens it has, it's the artist that makes the magic happen So just keep on drawing and never give up, because come day you'll have a huge Wacom bigger than your tv screen to draw all the NSFW art you want! :D
prof ill here. my wacom finally became outdated & had to search for a new tablet. shocked at the prices i found this one you are using & knew it was perfect before even trying it. $20 bucks & done! love it!
Him: can make good art with cheap tablet Me: *makes a monster with a pencil and a paper* Although, it doesnt really matter whether you have cheap art supplies or expensive. Its how u create and imagine it. There will be no art without the artist.
Better tablets don't help make great art, but in my experience, getting an Ipad Pro has certainly made the process much more easier and enjoyable. Sure, if ppl are going to take the argument in that direction, there are a lot of artists who make killer artwork with just a mouse. But the wacom tablet just make the process easier.
@@nateman10 Good on you ! Yesterday I was watching a stream by a famous comics artist and he was using a tablet without screen. I asked him why he didn't use one with screen and he simply answered his expensive Cintiq broke and he found out that he didn't really need one so he didn't bother to buy a new one.
As someone who's been struggling to re-learn drawing essentially to slowly shift to digital art more, This will help a lot. From the bottom of my heart, Thank you for informing me of this device.
@Nocturnal Entertainment yeah that was the joke buddy, because the comment said people forgot whats pen and paper is and we all just make art in those tablets instead of the old fashion way Thanks for ruining the joke
SylentNoise nah, much lower. Probably only 1% use this for art. The other 99% is probably people using the official branded osu! Tablet that runs out of stock every single time
@@sunset8369 lol, i'd say 90% use it for art as that is the reason most of these tablets exist. also there are probably only a few ten/hundred thousand osu tablet players while there are probably millions of artists that use these.
I got a Huion h420x, no problems with it. It works out with both laptops (Windows10 and Vista), with all 4 of the softwares I use. Even on my android phone and tablet. I get inspiration when I am out and about.
i will always hold so much love and sentiment for this tablet, it was my introduction to digital art. i learnt so much and improved so much in the time i used it. i will always always recommend this as a first tablet to anyone cause its just so good and works so well for its price.
Your doesn't make sense, it's a non-screen tablet you need to look at screen not the tablet itself. If it were a small screen display tablet I'd agree.
Ahh yes i remember when i first started digital art back in 2016, i just use a mouse and window paint for a solid 1 year before upgrade myself a new software using Medibang. Another years later i brought myself my very first tablet Huion H640P. I still rocking with it today and it's great.
This was my first tablet. It’s 40 dollars Canadian also haha 420 Edit: really. Shading with black? That’s like the biggest no no in art! (Jk I think you did great I love your art and the black for shadows was implemented really well here. It fits the piece!)
I had this tablet a little while back as my reintroduction to digital art after several years and a lost bamboo. I still love it, its great for travel with a laptop, and its really made me love Huion as a company. I ended up investing in a more expensive Huion and couldn't be happier
I own an even smaller tablet, and imagine how good it could possibly be -- it's pretty much that good. You could, no doubt, create professional-level art for most purposes on it.
Sometimes, I feel like people forget you can literally grab a piece of paper and a pencil and make art, and that's like 10 cents. It's not the supplies used, it's how you use them.
And I'm here literally trying to make a student animation on my cracked Iphone6 lmao... it works just fine but having better equipment would've speed the time and some quality
This one is so much better than the one that I had 10 years ago. I had a Genius tablet that you have to put 2 aaa battery into the pen and I was electrocuted once and a while because of the bottom of the tablet made out of metal. LOL
Me too! I have a G-Pen 560 and had the pen repaired 3 times because of that. The pen sadly broke beyond repair a few months ago, so I had to buy a new tablet
There's some Huion tablets that can be connected in Android phones (but it has some problems in Samsung phones based on my research) They are pretty cheap and cute and smol but nice to draw with :D
As a person that owns this tablet, as it was my first ever tablet, this thing is very easy to break, I gripped the pen a little too hard and it broke, but they will send you another one if you ask them, or if you unplug it to roughly it can damage the port, it sucks in durability, and is very easy to scratch. however, it is very smooth and easy to work with, and you don't have to have the pen driver to work it, I find that the pressure sensitivity is better without the driver. And I like the texture of the sltablet and it's very comfortable and easy to use once you get used to the bulk of the pen.
i used to own this tablet bought it for osu!, but it caught my eye with its drawing aspect, went to best buy bought a wacom 2017 edition of the intuos small, since then i still dont have a professional tablet but i weent back to hy roots with huion and got the huion h950p with tilt support and battery free stylus, been my main tablet for 2 years, would definitely recommend huion if you dont have the money for a wacom tablet, because huion has more features and bigger tablets for the same price, my tablet cost 80 bucks and is 2x the size of the intuos small which is 75-100 bucks, and has tilt support
i lost the pen to my wacom intuos 2 years ago and my parents are finally letting me buy a new pen ( ~$30) for it the tablet is pretty dusty and it took 5 hours just so i could see the LED thing light up again since it hasn’t been charged for 2 years
I just ordered a cheaper within my budget screen less drawing tablet. I’m excited I didn’t want to get an more expensive one when I’m just getting into the digital art. I have only used paints and canvas before so this is new to me.
Thanks for a great review. I just bought this tablet as my first ever writing tablet, and the small area takes getting used to. Like you, I was also using too much force in gripping the pen and it gets tiring. But after just 15 minutes in, I'm kicking myself for not getting a tablet much sooner than this. I love typing, but I love writing even more. I think this is still a pretty nice option to have when working on the go on my laptop, but I know on my desktop I'd want to get something bigger.
I have a deco pro and it works EXCELLENT. Standard run of the mill graphics tablet. I absolutely love it and don't forsee the need to even upgrade. It is definitely about the artist.
I got the same tablet on Amazon a couple days ago on Christmas and then today I went on TH-cam and I just saw that you had the same one so I had to check it out and I loved it
I just one for my daughter. Didnt want to buy expensive one yet as she is a beginner. She was using an app for her iphone and works Well with her. Upgrade slowly. 🤗 i hope i can share her works here. 🤗
I've been using Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch for like 10-15 years or so. It only has 1,092 levels of pressure. Today I purchased a XP-Pen Artist 12 off Amazon. With a screen and 8,092 levels or pressure, it's going to be a huge upgrade for me. I spent $100 on my wacom back in the day, this new tablet is only $200. That's a steal in my book.
"If I showed this to an older version of myself..." gave me a moment. It makes sense when you stop for a second. As you get older your younger selves get older because they're the farthest in the past and the oldest you is the newest version of you.
No, you're that sensible to try something out on a decent model to see if you like it than to throw away everything you have on some tablet a TH-camr was sponsored to promote once. Keep doing things your way, upgrade when you're ready to, and never be ashamed of having good sense :)
@@nateman10 I think he made up that joke but he nailed it. I want also to buy one, because I want something cheap to try on, as I always worked on pen-paper and not digital! I will consider his review and buy one(30$ is nothing) before moving big.
Isak Wondo wrote below about favouring a larger tablet. I 100% agree. In fact, the tablet I have settled on is an Intuos 4 XL. This is the largest tablet Wacom ever made, and is larger than a sheet of A3 paper. I very rarely get wrist strain for a few very important reasons: The larger size makes you draw with your arm more The size of the tablet makes the mapping much closer to 1:1 ratio with my 27" monitor. Because you can't see where you are drawing when looking at the screen, there is a tendancy to adopt a death grip on the pen in order to control the lines. With 1:1 mapping there is a much higher level of control kept, and so wrist pain is hugely lessoned. The larger size allows your arm to actually rest on the tablet, instead of trailing off the slopes. Finally, I couple it with Wacom's thinner pen, which is much lighter and much easier to grip. So if you want my advice, try to get a tablet that matches your screen size if you are going to be using it a lot.
Don't slam it against your desk, 8/10. This is probably the most honest Amazon review I've ever seen.
Works for pets too
@@browniebrownie4416 I strongly agree...
omg 😂😂😂
No wonder mine stop working
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I don’t think anyone needs the “best” hardware. My little sister uses a very basic art app on her phone and she makes really great portraits of her friends and other people. It’s the artist, not the pen.
True, true.
Luis Ramos
Also: it is a known fact that Brian May (Queen’s guitarist) can pick up any guitar and make it sound like his Red Special guitar ☺️☺️☺️☺️
I was watching Bobby Chiu’s last live stream and the artist he interviewed uses procreate on his phone. His paintings are amazing. I could never do anything as well on a large canvas. You’re absolutely right. It’s the artist.
I think there are cases where gear matters:
If you are a professional and earn money from your art, you rely on your tech. It just can’t fail.
Then you should invest some money for good reliable tech.
For hobbyists I think cheap tech is just perfect. Especially for beginners everything above basic is mostly too complex to get into it.
Exactly. I make horrible art on my iPad (all my programs are free) and I still get compliments from everyone who sees them
The "cheapest" is also cost a few month school saving
For me
Edit:i got one!!,i been working part-time after finishing school,
Same lmao
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can feel u there
Months for 29$? Where do you live?
@@alessandrobellia2106 malaysia,
"A master does not blame his tools, but if he can afford it, better tools would help"
Finally someone that understands that a master can draw with a pencil excelent work but that doesnt mean that better gear is useless for a him
This quote is from? Reverse searching led to this comment, searching it without the quotation marks led to an expression that goes "A bad workman blames his tools".
【 Chilael 】 probably original
@@backwardsface3046 Lol, and really who gives a sh#t? There's really very little you can say today that hasn't been provably said by someone else somewhere else and somewhen else. The OP seems to have found one example, though.
@@ronwilliams9141 It doesn't seem to be a quote at all, just a normal sentence with quotes.
I started my professional comic artist career with this tablet.
LOL
@@DomainAspect wh-
@@DomainAspect Huh?
@Heron bro you ok?
hey where can we read it? :D
My Huion 430 that I just dropped for the eleventh time: "Do it again, you coward!"
can you help me?? how to install this??😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@muzamelmuzaffar4220 Install what?
@@muzamelmuzaffar4220 uninstall what-
@@muzamelmuzaffar4220 😳
Hey toph
So, I actually would like to add something important:
if it's fine to start on a Huion 420, I would recommend to quickly switch to a BIGGER tablet.
My best friend used this tablet for 2 years and literally destroyed her wrist.
After seeing specialists, they told her the area is TOO small and the pen TOO heavy. So, things to actually consider when buying a tablet: the weight of the stylus and the size of the tablet.
Specialists told us the best is to go to something similar to a piece of paper at least (so A4 in Europe) to make sure your whole arm is moving and not just the wrist.
This is especially important if you're planning on drawing a lot. Using this tablet two to three times a week, one hour top is fine. More than that is actually putting a serious strain on your wrist, which you don't want if you intend to draw a lot.
So please consider this before buying so you don't end up with a lifelong wrist injury like my best friend.
The artist makes the art, not the tool. But your tool, as an artist is actually your body.
So take care.
Edit : it wasn't said in the video if I remember but the Huion 420 was actually developed to play Osu! (a rythme game) and not drawing in the first place. Which also explains why it's so small, as Osu! players are only using a small part of it.
@Akari Chu mmh, you can probably still use the huion. As I said, the problem comes with how regularly you're going to use it. For example, the huion can make a very good travel tablet since it's very compact.
Even tho, I wouldn't recommend using it too much, issues not only being the size but also the weight of the stylus.
Then again, even using an A4 tablet, you can have health issues if you're not stretching correctly, drinking enough water or getting up every 40 to 50 minutes to walk a bit.
Remember that your real tool isn't the table but your body. Your tablet is just an extension, an add on.
If your desk really is to small, maybe consider also looking in organizers or ways to organize it in a more ergonomic way so you have the less strain possible when drawing. It might also help with your productivity!
If you're comfortable, then you'll be able to improve/work faster, think of it like a sport.
Better with good running shoes than converses, right? But you can get sores with both if used the wrong way.
Thanks I'm going be using one everyday in the future to help with my digital drawing. So I'm going to take your comment into much consideration. Also are there any alternative models about near in dimension and price range?
Its really nice of you that you spent your time for us typing this comment
@@simons5793 XP-Pen G430S or G640S Would be a modeo of a similar size with a much lighter stylus. They can even be used on your phone with an adapter if I remember well, but you still have the problem of their small size.
The Huion HS64 would definitely be much better than the 420, for not too much more of a price. (I'm french so this can vary depending on the country you live in).
I might edit or add some if some come to mind!
This needs to be the top comment.
answer: yes
long answer: you can use a bar soap to sculpt so yes
Hell, I was using a 8 year old tablet for painting and it worked almost fine, turns out it had 512 levels of pressure and I was wondering why the inking was so tough.
@@bersK00 you...
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you used an ink pen on a tablet?
@@qwertyuiop-cy5en Nah, I was using a brick for texture...
I use genius easypen i450x which is about 10-11 years old
Some people can paint with their feet, it doesn't mean a person who has the option to use their hands SHOULD
*those are just for anime kids*
me: I-I felt that
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same😖
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I don't watch anime can't relate
Apple Goose I mean you could give it a tryyyyyy
As a digital artist people often tell me that they wish they could have an iPad so they could draw like me. Smh you can literally use anything for art. As long as you're passionate and enjoy what you do, the tool don't matter.
I totally agree dude! I have been drawing on my phone for 2 years now and am finally getting an Wacom Intuos Pro Paper edition next year. It literally depends on the practice you do and the skill you have to do it.
The material really doesn't matter. It is what you make with the material you have available.
I mean, it does matter tho. If you have good stuffs, you could do many things easier. Like the sensitivity of the tablet, not lagging laptop, etc. Yes, skill is the most important. But material does matter.
Like, me. I love drawing things and digital arts. But what I have is only a mouse, not even a drawing tablet. IF only I have one, it'll make everything easier. Like, so so so much easier.
It actually does matter because when you draw digitally you can go over your lines way better and add layers
and hey, if you don’t wanna buy a pen, you could model in cg
*Uses hair on shower wall*
No matter what kind of tablets or monitor u use, it's always the artist skill in the end
I mean having a graphic tablet or having a displayed one does matter. They have different difficulty levels and lots of people draw easily with graphics, or displays.
Lah bisa sesat disini kak windia😅
no it's not always true. I draw on my phone and it's difficult for me😭😭
@@dj_nomen311 that's why he/she say SKILL
If you got skill you can make it happen even with nothing (even when you draw using phone/paper/rock/dirt - artists just being an artists)😂😂
Sure do its hard and time consuming but its working, and its done😂because that what others only care ✨️THE MASTER PIECE ✨️
As someone who bought the second cheapest tablet, I find this encouraging. XD I'm definitely not aiming to be a professional, I just wanted to draw for my own sake and I was always frustrated with traditional media when it came to coloring. I just have to keep practicing!
You've got it! Keep practicing what you like and remember to push yourself just a little bit out of your comfort zone each time you try a new drawing! That way you can sharpen your skills and still test out new things and see what combinations you like (line work, shading/hatching, textures, different "mediums" aka brush types, even colors and palettes!)
Don't be afraid to do fanart if you like, and don't let anyone tell you it's not real art! Also, check out artists you like and see what specifically you enjoy about their style. You don't have to copy it but you can certainly learn from it.
(All this coming from someone who took a digital art class for fun, and is now testing the digital art waters too!)
Most of all, have fun and good luck!
@@aliyahpulido953 this comment is so encouraging
@@chuichiro0062 Aww, thank you! I love to draw, but I'm often scared to show others my drawings because I'm always my harshest critic and there's always stuff I don't like about my work. But others will just see how much work and love you put into what you make.
Because of my own personal fears and insecurities and sometimes low self-worth (in general and as an artist), I feel that ANY artist can use a little encouragement that I could use when I feel that way.
All those things are words I wish someone had told me when I started really drawing in my very early teens when school sucked.
I also love listening to LavenderTowne on TH-cam because she gives really great art advice from when she went to art school, and she's very kind about it. She tells you how to build a webcomic or an art TH-cam channel and get noticed, if that's what you want, or just general artists' advice. And again, she's super nice about it and not pushy or snobby at all.
I'm going to be 40 later this year and just finally have time and money to learn about this now. I know it won't be easy, I'm probably too old and my hands already too stiff for all these modern tech stuff. But this channel made me optimistic and teach me a lot! Thank you so much for showing me the way to my childhood dream (of becoming a comic writer/mangaka/illustrator), Sir!👍😁❤
Its never “too late” or you’re “too old”, keep going i know you can do it! 🥰❤️
@@YT-po8ut
Yes, I have made progress although it's slow. Glad I have a lot of free time now in this sad pandemic era. Thank you my dear. ❤❤❤🥰❤❤❤
*Lady Voldemort* aww im glad to hear that I believe in you🥺 that’s so cute , stay safe and have a nice day ❤️❤️
40 are you kidding! You're middle aged not "too old" ffs.
No problem, you are not old yet, still young. You are able to open up youtube and write a comment. More than enough to learn drawing as well.
I use the Huion 420. It's my first drawing tablet. I figured since I'm still a beginner at digital art it wouldn't be, I guess, appropriate for me to use a big, complex, expensive tablet. I'm happy with the simple design, and even if the size makes it a little hard to use sometimes, I see it as a challenge that will help me develop better art skills.
how do u connect it
@@coldbee8214 watch TH-cam tutorials
Comment: Someone talking about their experience and being humble and satisfied about it
Comment replies: how do u connect it
It was my first and only drawing tablet and it just didn't work for some reason?
@@AnixZiel did you install the drivers
Me who has this drawing tablet because I can’t afford any offer tablets: 👁👄👁
**other
@Trying to get 100 likes without a video how do you know how much it costs in my country??? 😨
@Trying to get 100 likes without a video Lol noob in my country it's 200 (:
@Trying to get 100 likes without a video Hahahahaha i'm crying actually
@Trying to get 100 likes without a video The currency in my country is the Real. 1 dolar here equals 5 Reais. It got to a point where it has created a meme; everything that costs something between 2 digits like 10 dolars you just need to add another 0 to the number, making it 100 Reais. It's not just the dolar, the taxes in my country are very high too.
Like playing csgo, spend thousands of dollars on skins, but can't aim for shit
Like playing football, spend hundreds on the boots and can't control first touch
It's the skill, the good equipment comes later
I think your example on CSGO is a little off, people don't buy skins to get better
But go-faster stripes on your car does make it go faster.
Right?
@@Gambit771 thats what every ricer thinks
*Owoowowo lets add racing stripes so my car can drive fast like a nascar*
@@bonfireseeker XD then hundreds on a mechanical keyboard and high dps mouse
this is true in most cases, but for genuily learning of youre using paint youre going to improve slower and your art will most likely be worse. You dont need the best software or best tablet but having something that is at least decent or else it will be much harder to improve
I believe that a good artist can make “good” art on anything really. I use a fairly standard Wacom tablet on my computer and only recently started digital art. I started on a basic pencil and paper.
Starving kids in Africa could have eaten that basic paper.
@@typingcat I have a silly and curious question: What do paper taste like? 😅
@@angelrosevine3282 same question sistee
(@Rin_ 38) I agree with you that is where I started and I am upgrading to an wacom intuos pro paper edition next year. Specifically this one because since I am getting started on drawing tablets, I need a bridge. Lmao
It is all practice
i recently got a cheap wacom tablet without display and i am regreting it, i feel my inputs totally disconnected from the thing im trying to do. so i would say not necesary what you are saying is 100% correct, i mean im not a great artist but im at least average and i totally cant do anything without the display.
thanks so much. I’m an 11 year old who really wants to start digital art because there is so many more possibilities, and i’ve filled out 4 sketch books. This video cleared some doubts about different equipment and what I should get.
Good luck on your journey my boy!
*osu players have entered the chat*
ur profile pic is lit
Did u see that the second tablet on Amazon was advertised as an osu tablet
Naverdo Sandeep the one he bought literally has osu! On the box
hello
pfff anime sucks
Huion 420 you say?
Why doesn't it cost 69€ then?
The funniest part is that "Huion" contains a word, which means "dick" (in a very rude way) in Russian, so... yes.
basically yep, hui = dick in russian so it could have been
dick on 420 (69)
@@art-of-the-art OMG.... some boys in my country are named Hui
Oh damn
@@もっけ yes, there can be problems with names here. I hear story about chinese exchange student. The teacher advised to him to change his last name from Hui to Hoi in russian documents, but he didn't and there was many smiles and laugh about him.
this helped me feel way more confident, i just bought this exact one and i was feeling really nervous and uneasy about how small it is. ive never had a drawing tablet before but you helped me feel more comfortable
so was it worth it buying or not? bc im a bit nervous doing it too.
hey was it worth buying it? I would like to know since i am planning to buy one
Me too i just order it like a day ago for animation because my budget was really cheap
Me: Ey, that looks like my Drawing tablet!
Me: *Wait*
Edit 2: Oh, you've got to be kidding me. 2.4k likes? I'm glad that I'm not the only person with a bad sense of humor
sameeee
same
Sameee
Same
You guys got tablets 😐
Brad: this can make very good art
Me: *O S U*
y e s
*w e l c o m e t o o s u*
*c l i c k t h e c i r c l e s*
ofc
*お す*
Me who doesn't even have a graphics tablet
CRIES IN MOUSE , KEYBOARD AND MSPAINT
i'm getting one soon,then i am gonna make sum cartoons
@@themuckamuck2533 good for you
Use the program ,,silkyshark'' to make your life better
@@ConfyLizard what is it?
This tablet it’s very cheap, look for the prices and if you can, buy it, Medibang it’s a very good drawing app and it’s free! (I use Huion 420 and Medibang-)
I have this tablet and it's small but it works. It's easier for me to sketch it on paper, scan, and do line art and color digitally
Gabriel Pilo how would you scan a picture so you could use it digitally?
@@addichan264 take a picture, gray scale, then I add it to the bottom most layer. Then you can do the line art and color above it.
Addi Chan, most printers have the feature to scan a page, or you can get the fastscanner app for Android, then send the image to your pc
That's exactly what I want to do. I like to sketch on paper and fix it digitally
Haha funny enough I have this tablet! I love using it, my dad got it for me for Christmas. I was talking about how much I wanted a drawing tablet over the past year and then he decided to get one for me. I've been using it a lot and it's really nice for me to use! Now this is my opinion, please don't come for meh ;w;
had this tablet and the pen gave up after a few months but maybe that was just my mistake so i hope this tablet will last you long
Good for you man 👍
i had mine for 3 years and it’s not working anymore :(( and i was thinking to replace it with wacom intous pro
Marmelade what model is your xp pen? i heard of the brand before and i’ll try to find what’s suitable for me thank you for recommending me
*same story-*
The way that Brad do his videos is extremely nice, I watched a few and now I can't stop watching other videos, they're so fun!
Amazing how affordable these have gotten 🥺 I remember back when the cheapest drawing tab in existence was a whopping 100$
When I bought one for my S.O. for Christmas, I wanted something lower-mid range and wound up having to spend like $350 for that. Nowhere near top of the line.
Not that they're cheap still. Thanks to years of experience playing with electronics work since, I'm going to surprise her with a DIY 32" LCD pressure sensitive graphics tablet for her later this year. Looked for a commercial equivalent and it was like $2k lmao
@@ledumpsterfire6474 THat is amazing you should make a video on how you made that
When you slammed the tablet down and ordered another one I laughed so loud. That was probably the funniest thing I've witnessed in ages, thanks for the laugh and the video, loved it. I'm still laughing to myself now haha
Same AHAHAHHA
only funny to rich people
@@kolossis8283 I'm poor and I laughed
I just ordered this online, and now I'm seeing this on my recommended, they're really selling your data huh?
I think that's how it works. Since you searched something online at least once, stuffs would pop out in ads or recommendations. I searched splatoon, and got recommended some splatoon videos
Yes Brad bought your data specifically and made a video adhering to just you, the world is falling apart, there is no more privacy, and my pants keep getting holes in the crotch area. Truly a sad time to be alive.
@@ralek592 yeah sad lives no true privacy
Well you are getting free access to services provided by these softwares. Nothing is free
"Those are just for anime kids"
Like cmon an artist can make art even with a stick and some rocks
🖕
@@maisakurajima9409 TF
Most artists I know started off by making anime fanart I don't know what your trying to imply
@@yukikanegawa7470 the comment in the video implies that its talking about amateur anime art. And im sure those artists youre talking about didnt start drawing and made masterpieces in the anime style
@@hypergu Alright I just genuinely didn't get what you were trying to say
This was my first tablet and let me tell you it makes ms paint 1000× easier to use
Really but I want to ask a question can I animate in it please answer me
@@CrowMan434 Ms paint? As long as you have patience, yeah. Cause youll have to save each individual frame and there are no layers, but it can be done :)
@@TsumeKyuudefunct haha no I was saying that I have tupi tube to animate but I am asking can I animate n that Tablet
@@CrowMan434 Oooh okay lol
Yeah, probably
@@TsumeKyuudefunct Hahaha Thanks I know it was silly to ask but I just wanted to know cuz I like animation I know it is difficult but it is something I like very much
Thank you so much for this video. I was thinking of upgrading my art supplies despite them working well and your reviews really proved to me that I don't need those expensive wacom when I have a wacom pen tablet that lasted for 4 years despite me not using it for a good 2 years. Also the pen tablet connects so well with my laptop and I've learnt to appreciate my art supplies and work on my art skills.
The funny thing is as I watched your videos and drew on the free infinite painter, it actually worked so well!! That helped me realise that it's about ME and less on the tablet. Love your channel and I can't stop watching the reviews!!
I used to have a "cheap" tablet for digital art for the last 5 years (where I live, dollars are expensive af. The tablet was like 50 bucks)
I go to a public art college (that means it's free, for you americans) so just recently I got one with a screen (also, expensive af even tho it's one the cheapest brands) and it was the best thing I ever bought! It is quite small but going from looking up my monitor to just draw like I do on paper felt like an outta this world experience!!
Thing is, it's not the tablet you use or how many pixels and pressure sens it has, it's the artist that makes the magic happen
So just keep on drawing and never give up, because come day you'll have a huge Wacom bigger than your tv screen to draw all the NSFW art you want! :D
Bad grammar and bad morals.
Hentai important stuffs
@@DomainAspect Live a little...
Yes. I needed this much motivation... Thank you
Taxonomic Quantum A I G H T B E T
Brad got the squarespace sponsorship, he’s a real TH-camr now! Awww
Our little guy is all grown up, wonder what book from audible he's going to to recommend to us next.
And what he will cook up with Blue apron
And what he will buy with honey
nah to be a real youtuber you gave to get the nordvpn sponsorship
prof ill here. my wacom finally became outdated & had to search for a new tablet. shocked at the prices i found this one you are using & knew it was perfect before even trying it. $20 bucks & done! love it!
Him: can make good art with cheap tablet
Me: *makes a monster with a pencil and a paper*
Although, it doesnt really matter whether you have cheap art supplies or expensive. Its how u create and imagine it. There will be no art without the artist.
i agree
Better tablets don't help make great art, but in my experience, getting an Ipad Pro has certainly made the process much more easier and enjoyable.
Sure, if ppl are going to take the argument in that direction, there are a lot of artists who make killer artwork with just a mouse. But the wacom tablet just make the process easier.
Huions are great too , I got a bigger screenless one, :D also yeah the skill mainly matters
@@nateman10 skill...hmm..kidnap..duh
@@nateman10 Good on you ! Yesterday I was watching a stream by a famous comics artist and he was using a tablet without screen. I asked him why he didn't use one with screen and he simply answered his expensive Cintiq broke and he found out that he didn't really need one so he didn't bother to buy a new one.
As someone who's been struggling to re-learn drawing essentially to slowly shift to digital art more,
This will help a lot. From the bottom of my heart, Thank you for informing me of this device.
What most people forget is that a normal pen and paper can be used to make a brilliant piece of art
what does that mean?
@Nocturnal Entertainment im talking to taco jrump, also whats pen and paper
@Nocturnal Entertainment yeah that was the joke buddy, because the comment said people forgot whats pen and paper is and we all just make art in those tablets instead of the old fashion way
Thanks for ruining the joke
@Nocturnal Entertainment yah because its a joke and it went over your head, look behind you its flying right now
@Nocturnal Entertainment hmm, want me to fix it?
About 30% of the people who buy this tablet use it for art and the rest use it for osu lmfao
SylentNoise nah, much lower. Probably only 1% use this for art. The other 99% is probably people using the official branded osu! Tablet that runs out of stock every single time
@@sunset8369 lol, i'd say 90% use it for art as that is the reason most of these tablets exist. also there are probably only a few ten/hundred thousand osu tablet players while there are probably millions of artists that use these.
Still don't know what osu is and why people buy tablets for it 😛
@@Delta-2-0 literally just use google
@@Delta-2-0 its a rhythm game focused on aim so a lot of people use tablets because it is more fun (preference) and helps them improve at the game
I got a Huion h420x, no problems with it. It works out with both laptops (Windows10 and Vista), with all 4 of the softwares I use. Even on my android phone and tablet. I get inspiration when I am out and about.
I mean, did he actually broke the first drawing tablet he got so he bought another one? Was that a joke?
He has it twice so I think he actually broke it the first time
@@amoskoenig lol
I dont wanna be that guy but
*break*
considering they're 20 bucks I'm pretty sure that was just for the joke
@@simoncanet Probably didn't even actually broke it
Tools don't matter in any line of work, what really matters is the hands that do the work.
My hands are broke because my brother broke my fingers for me touching a box of cigarettes. I think I turned out ok.
That’s why I insist on using bow and arrows on the battlefield
Tools matter. but skill is more.
Thank you very much..It is my first time to use a drawing tab which is Huion 420.. watching this boost my energy to do my best...
i will always hold so much love and sentiment for this tablet, it was my introduction to digital art. i learnt so much and improved so much in the time i used it. i will always always recommend this as a first tablet to anyone cause its just so good and works so well for its price.
Brad, I can honestly see the improvement in your art since you started your "back to school" lessons
*slam a graphic tablet
-got broken
-gets new one
Me watching how he do that.
*also me: Realizing how poor i am, That can't get one $20 graphic tablet.
rich jokes are not funny
You're just a kid
@@foxygrin so? You were one to
Go beg on a street for 20 days , you'll get 1$ a day for sure , then buy it.
@@AnteP-dx4my uh-
finally, i finished the drawing
my friends : what it cost?
me : *put on -3 glasses*
I know its important
But take care of your eye sight
How did you draw too close on the screen?
*laughs in bad eyesight*
Your doesn't make sense, it's a non-screen tablet you need to look at screen not the tablet itself. If it were a small screen display tablet I'd agree.
Lol same (i mean our glasses prescription are same lol)
Don't buy expensive Ipad For anime
just buy expensive artist for anime...I got that
@@Someone-ll7co no no thats your mom my son,
@@Someone-ll7co your mom.is gay
Ahh yes i remember when i first started digital art back in 2016, i just use a mouse and window paint for a solid 1 year before upgrade myself a new software using Medibang. Another years later i brought myself my very first tablet Huion H640P. I still rocking with it today and it's great.
"Those are just fore anime kids"
Ok can i meet this person irl
First of all change fore into for
@@pidzeyz I am from the grammar police department
@@gggbjjk2068 yes.
@@gggbjjk2068 "Grammar police" but your grammar is worst then mine.
@丂ㄒㄩᗪ丨ㄖᗪ卂尺ㄥ丨几Ꮆ *IM SORRY DID I STUTTER*
This was my first tablet. It’s 40 dollars Canadian also haha 420
Edit: really. Shading with black? That’s like the biggest no no in art! (Jk I think you did great I love your art and the black for shadows was implemented really well here. It fits the piece!)
Just Shade in black when you draw black and white images.
I had this tablet a little while back as my reintroduction to digital art after several years and a lost bamboo. I still love it, its great for travel with a laptop, and its really made me love Huion as a company. I ended up investing in a more expensive Huion and couldn't be happier
Oh the character was scanning the creature?
I totally thought he was spraying pesticides on it 😅
Like: "get off my property!!!"
Ok
Me too lol
me too XD
Like how I ordered a new pen for my tablet on Amazon and somehow huion is now in my recommendations on youtube lovely
I own an even smaller tablet, and imagine how good it could possibly be -- it's pretty much that good. You could, no doubt, create professional-level art for most purposes on it.
Thank you for this. I don't think I'm quite in the position for a display tablet yet, so I'll try my best to improve on the regular one.
Sometimes, I feel like people forget you can literally grab a piece of paper and a pencil and make art, and that's like 10 cents. It's not the supplies used, it's how you use them.
Yeah but probably id be wasting alot of papers.
So im sticking in digital art until i think i can draw something decent lol
If you already own a computer, this tablet costs about as much as buying a decent tablet of drawing paper and a few basic tools.
I used to use mouse to draw my drawing in AI , but when I try this tablet, hell yeah it really ease my job..... :,)
I am deeply impressed with anyone who can draw well with a mouse... I try and fail XD best I can do is on a cheap amazon tablet using my fingers.
I use both, it's faster and easier
And I'm here literally trying to make a student animation on my cracked Iphone6 lmao... it works just fine but having better equipment would've speed the time and some quality
I bought one, and it's work as good as my expensive one tablet. It's not about tool, it's about skill
Bought my first digital art tablet today. I got the huion HS610. Should arrive in the next few days. I'm excited!
This one is so much better than the one that I had 10 years ago.
I had a Genius tablet that you have to put 2 aaa battery into the pen and I was electrocuted once and a while because of the bottom of the tablet made out of metal. LOL
Oh lol
Me too! I have a G-Pen 560 and had the pen repaired 3 times because of that. The pen sadly broke beyond repair a few months ago, so I had to buy a new tablet
Ha! 420. Good model number.
It's so cute and tiny. It looks very portable. Would it work on Android?
It can work if you have a USB converter
U a digital artist?
Gaomon s620 works on android
Just get a protective cover for it
no..i tried using otg cable it wont work
There's some Huion tablets that can be connected in Android phones (but it has some problems in Samsung phones based on my research) They are pretty cheap and cute and smol but nice to draw with :D
As a person that owns this tablet, as it was my first ever tablet, this thing is very easy to break, I gripped the pen a little too hard and it broke, but they will send you another one if you ask them, or if you unplug it to roughly it can damage the port, it sucks in durability, and is very easy to scratch. however, it is very smooth and easy to work with, and you don't have to have the pen driver to work it, I find that the pressure sensitivity is better without the driver. And I like the texture of the sltablet and it's very comfortable and easy to use once you get used to the bulk of the pen.
Exactly. It's really easy to break. I had to remake the money i bought it fromjust because of this. Complete waste.
i used to own this tablet bought it for osu!, but it caught my eye with its drawing aspect, went to best buy bought a wacom 2017 edition of the intuos small, since then i still dont have a professional tablet but i weent back to hy roots with huion and got the huion h950p with tilt support and battery free stylus, been my main tablet for 2 years, would definitely recommend huion if you dont have the money for a wacom tablet, because huion has more features and bigger tablets for the same price, my tablet cost 80 bucks and is 2x the size of the intuos small which is 75-100 bucks, and has tilt support
Reminds me of how KekeFlipnote uses his DS to do animations and theyre all amazing
i have been using this tablet for half a year now, some stuff do not work sometimes but for a budget tablet, it works.
The plant pot in the top left corner of the video looks just like a drawing lol. 5:30
I have this tablet, but the pen broke so I bought another one. It works perfectly
i lost the pen to my wacom intuos 2 years ago and my parents are finally letting me buy a new pen ( ~$30) for it the tablet is pretty dusty and it took 5 hours just so i could see the LED thing light up again since it hasn’t been charged for 2 years
I just ordered a cheaper within my budget screen less drawing tablet. I’m excited I didn’t want to get an more expensive one when I’m just getting into the digital art. I have only used paints and canvas before so this is new to me.
Thanks for a great review. I just bought this tablet as my first ever writing tablet, and the small area takes getting used to. Like you, I was also using too much force in gripping the pen and it gets tiring. But after just 15 minutes in, I'm kicking myself for not getting a tablet much sooner than this. I love typing, but I love writing even more. I think this is still a pretty nice option to have when working on the go on my laptop, but I know on my desktop I'd want to get something bigger.
Me :*looks at tablet *
*Looks at hand*
Yeah no I think I'll be okay.
(Yea I have baby hands 😭😂☠️)
ssaamme3
@@MegaStrayah .
I have a deco pro and it works EXCELLENT. Standard run of the mill graphics tablet. I absolutely love it and don't forsee the need to even upgrade. It is definitely about the artist.
Finally, something that I can afford.
First step: break your tablet
Second step: Buy a new one
I got the same tablet on Amazon a couple days ago on Christmas and then today I went on TH-cam and I just saw that you had the same one so I had to check it out and I loved it
Amazon Review: “Don’t slam it on your desk. 8/10”
Now I wanna see if that is actually a review on Amazon, LOL.
That's actually real.
Takumi Fujiwara once said “it’s not the car it’s the driver”.
It’s not the tablet. It’s the artist.
You're right actually but I draw way better on paper with pencil than on tablet with my finger so I needed one graphic tablet.
I just one for my daughter. Didnt want to buy expensive one yet as she is a beginner. She was using an app for her iphone and works
Well with her. Upgrade slowly. 🤗 i hope i can share her works here. 🤗
Huion 420
me: *wait a second 42-*
NICE
Logo's a fucking weed too. Amazing
@@ShadowKidElite LMFAOOO NICEE
Ahhhhhh yes another reason to buy this tablet😌
@Alyssa Caporusso OOOOOOOOOOOOOO, BIG BRAIN
I like how the box has osu on it
IHavOBCT that’s the main purpose of this thing hence why it’s so small it doesn’t need to be big
I know right?
I got one of these for Christmas 3 years ago!
It doesn't matter how cheap the thing is but your drawing skills matters
I literally use the 420 and I love it
My main tablet is this one. Works fine. I recently replaced it 6 years later. It’s a perfectly great tablet
I subscribed at 2:52 HAHAHAHAHAHA Keep up the good work man!
You don't need a fancy tablet you need passion and hardwork and you don't even need Talent too
I've been using Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch for like 10-15 years or so. It only has 1,092 levels of pressure. Today I purchased a
XP-Pen Artist 12 off Amazon. With a screen and 8,092 levels or pressure, it's going to be a huge upgrade for me. I spent $100 on my wacom back in the day, this new tablet is only $200. That's a steal in my book.
"If I showed this to an older version of myself..." gave me a moment. It makes sense when you stop for a second. As you get older your younger selves get older because they're the farthest in the past and the oldest you is the newest version of you.
When you realive that your graphic tablet is actually the cheapest in the world. Damn I must be that poor.
No, you're that sensible to try something out on a decent model to see if you like it than to throw away everything you have on some tablet a TH-camr was sponsored to promote once. Keep doing things your way, upgrade when you're ready to, and never be ashamed of having good sense :)
Well, if it makes you feel better then I can say that there are people who can't even afford the cheapest tablet.
@@AnarchicBust like me, that's sad
I started with that tablet!
And now I have hs610 huion!
I love how that one comment says "those are for some anime kids" 😂
2:46 that was ridiculously funny 😂
he really bought a new one for that joke 😂
@@nateman10 I think he made up that joke but he nailed it. I want also to buy one, because I want something cheap to try on, as I always worked on pen-paper and not digital! I will consider his review
and buy one(30$ is nothing) before moving big.
nateman10 I use this tablet on the regular and it definitely wouldn’t break that quick
@@sunset8369 would you some of your works on it? how do u find it?
Black Chameleon no works, I play osu! on it. You can find it with a drawing glove, case, cleaning kit, and extra nibs on amazon for $27
Isak Wondo wrote below about favouring a larger tablet. I 100% agree. In fact, the tablet I have settled on is an Intuos 4 XL. This is the largest tablet Wacom ever made, and is larger than a sheet of A3 paper. I very rarely get wrist strain for a few very important reasons:
The larger size makes you draw with your arm more
The size of the tablet makes the mapping much closer to 1:1 ratio with my 27" monitor. Because you can't see where you are drawing when looking at the screen, there is a tendancy to adopt a death grip on the pen in order to control the lines. With 1:1 mapping there is a much higher level of control kept, and so wrist pain is hugely lessoned.
The larger size allows your arm to actually rest on the tablet, instead of trailing off the slopes.
Finally, I couple it with Wacom's thinner pen, which is much lighter and much easier to grip. So if you want my advice, try to get a tablet that matches your screen size if you are going to be using it a lot.
While all of you make the line art/colour on iPad or tablet
I use my phone...
Aye. I am with you. (I now used a huion tab that can be connected to a phone) It's really nice and smol and convenient :D
I'm not a finger god T_T that's why i bought the huion h430p my finger isn't pointy enough and i'm used to drawing on mechanical pencil and/or wacom
I do to!
I use flipa clip and it works well (as long as I use my stylist)
Same 😔
I use a computer and mouse... it’s hard
Yea I don’t need fancy tools, what I need is talent😂
Same lol
Talent is just a head start!
Great video. Pitched well, answers the question and helped me to make an informed muting decision
I used to use that exact tablet for playing Osu! xD
Same
*w e l c o m e t o o s u*
@@ShoWu127 c i r c l e s