would you reccomend this for someone that never had a drawing tablet before? i was on a really short budget and got it on a sale, always drew with my fingers on a phone
Here is my answer that I gave to another person!: “I would say it’s a bit hard to get used to but it’s amazing if you are still unsure if you want to pursue drawing. It’s relatively cheap but includes everything you need to get started on digital drawing For my personal experience, I started with an iPad because I could draw and also use it for other things like school or other things So it’s a good option for beginners but is definitely a skill to learn how it works” It is definitely a good way to get yourself into drawing on a tablet, especially if you plan on upgrading your tools someday to a more expensive tablet
I would say it’s a bit hard to get used to but it’s amazing if you are still unsure if you want to pursue drawing. It’s relatively cheap but includes everything you need to get started on digital drawing For my personal experience, I started with an iPad because I could draw and also use it for other things like school or other things So it’s a good option for beginners but is definitely a skill to learn how it works
I do not think there is a button on the tablet that has that so I think you sadly have to use a mouse/fingers to zoom in and out. usually computer programs will have a magnifying tool to zoom in/out and touchscreens with have you use your fingers. The tablet does have a "Wheel Forward" and "Wheel Backward" buttons but does not zoom in or out, just moves the canvas forward or backward. I can research this a bit more and come back when I've figured something out that could work better. Great question :)
would you reccomend this for someone that never had a drawing tablet before? i was on a really short budget and got it on a sale, always drew with my fingers on a phone
Here is my answer that I gave to another person!:
“I would say it’s a bit hard to get used to but it’s amazing if you are still unsure if you want to pursue drawing. It’s relatively cheap but includes everything you need to get started on digital drawing
For my personal experience, I started with an iPad because I could draw and also use it for other things like school or other things
So it’s a good option for beginners but is definitely a skill to learn how it works”
It is definitely a good way to get yourself into drawing on a tablet, especially if you plan on upgrading your tools someday to a more expensive tablet
would you still recommend it for a beginner? since it's on offer and I want a drawing tablet.
I would say it’s a bit hard to get used to but it’s amazing if you are still unsure if you want to pursue drawing. It’s relatively cheap but includes everything you need to get started on digital drawing
For my personal experience, I started with an iPad because I could draw and also use it for other things like school or other things
So it’s a good option for beginners but is definitely a skill to learn how it works
@@ashtreedraws ok, thanks. I want it for casual drawing and mainly for note taking
how do you zoom in/out? it is with the buttons? if so, wouldnt it be annoying to press the buttons all the time?
nice vid btw :)
I do not think there is a button on the tablet that has that so I think you sadly have to use a mouse/fingers to zoom in and out. usually computer programs will have a magnifying tool to zoom in/out and touchscreens with have you use your fingers.
The tablet does have a "Wheel Forward" and "Wheel Backward" buttons but does not zoom in or out, just moves the canvas forward or backward.
I can research this a bit more and come back when I've figured something out that could work better. Great question :)
@@ashtreedraws cool!
How old are u
@@mrsloth-tq6bp ?
get better thumbnails fr