1. Not at all. I only use very generic/simple default brushes. Nothing at all fancy. I just turn on the pressure sensitivity and will angle the brush shape to be elliptical as opposed to rounded. That's it though.
2. I prefer the wacom. There is something about the cintiq that I just don't like. It's really just a personal preference though.
I owned a Cintiq once and also did not like it. I could never find a way to draw on it comfortably since you can't just simply put it in your lap. It's too heavy and cumbersome. I prefer the Intuos much more. It will take a little getting used to but you will get proficient pretty quickly after some practice.
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Your blog and book is very inspiring thank you very much for the knowledge,
i would like to ask a couple question i hope you dont mind
1.do you mind sharing the brush setting for the digital lecture i really like the stroke result
2.do you use cintiq or wacom ?should i buy cintiq ?
thank you for your time Sir.
Hi Rama,
Thanks! Glad I've been able to help.
1. Not at all. I only use very generic/simple default brushes. Nothing at all fancy. I just turn on the pressure sensitivity and will angle the brush shape to be elliptical as opposed to rounded. That's it though.
2. I prefer the wacom. There is something about the cintiq that I just don't like. It's really just a personal preference though.
Hope this helps.
I owned a Cintiq once and also did not like it. I could never find a way to draw on it comfortably since you can't just simply put it in your lap. It's too heavy and cumbersome. I prefer the Intuos much more. It will take a little getting used to but you will get proficient pretty quickly after some practice.
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