Wacom’s Intuos series is a high-quality line of pen tablets that covers a wide range from beginners to advanced users. You can also adjust your drawing weight and line thickness by adding a pen cover or a small weight to the pen stylus.įor more on pen tablet and monitor sizes, refer to the “Match your hand movements with the movements on the screen” section in the article “Must-Know Tips to Improve Your Tablet Drawing Experience!”Īn introductory model Wacom drawing tablet that comes bundled with Clip Studio Paint PRO! Line weight will fluctuate depending on personal preference, but we recommend the “light and thin” option to start. The above tablets were tested using the following specifications:
Pros: Just use one standalone device with stylus tools like Apple Pencil for the iPad and Wacom Bamboo Sketch for macOs and Android devices.Ĭons: Separate stylus is usually needed at an extra cost Tablet PCs/Tablets (PCs and tablets in one device) Wacom One LCD Monitor tablet 13 (DTC133W0D).Pros: Draw as you would on pen and paper, but digitally!Ĭons: Depending on size these drawing tablets can be $300-$3,500 USD Monitor Tablets (also known as pen display or LCD drawing tablets with a screen) Pros: Draw while retaining good posture, can be cheap (under $100 USD), so great for digital drawing beginnersĬons: Tablet to screen acclimation needed Tablets can be broken down into roughly three categories:ĭigitizer Tablets (tablets without a screen) What types of drawing tablets are out there?
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