A Sketch A Day

[blackcrowcrowd]

Challenging myself to draw at least a sketch every day, good luck me yay

Day 1

 

[pangmida]

Love your style!! Keep it up!

 

[LiteraryWho]

I believe in you fam! Don't give up!

Spoiler: Stupidity

Believe in the me who believes in you. Rah rah, fight the power, etc.

 

[blackcrowcrowd]

Love your style!! Keep it up!

thanks mate

I believe in you fam! Don't give up!

Spoiler: Stupidity

Believe in the me who believes in you. Rah rah, fight the power, etc.

yess sire

 

[blackcrowcrowd]

Day 2

 

[blackcrowcrowd]

Day 3 - Another day another artstyle, this time im using only 1 brush setting

 

[EdwinLovato]

Day 2
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What's the brand of drawing pad you use? I'm still looking for good one and affordable one.

 

[tiaf]

What's the brand of drawing pad you use? I'm still looking for good one and affordable one.

XPPen and huion are the budget tablets. You may find them second hand

 

[c37]

You inspired me now, I'll sketch now and post.

 

[EdwinLovato]

XPPen and huion are the budget tablets. You may find them second hand

The difference between XPPen deco and artist pro is huge or its just simply small features different?

sorry for starting this kind of discussion on your post @blackcrowcrowd

 

[tiaf]

The difference between XPPen deco and artist pro is huge or its just simply small features different?

sorry for starting this kind of discussion on your post @blackcrowcrowd

Sorry, I have no experience with them. I use a Wacom Intuos Pro which isn’t budget friendly, but I tested XPPen display tablet a couple of times and the experience is similar. I scribbled on a few "cheaper" wacom tablets though and they were not budget friendly and not up to my comfort.

The drawing itself is pretty similar on all tablets, but the difference between them are the button placement/number, the pen (though copy each other nowadays), cable (usb C or classic Usb A), and the size. Don't get a small one for cheaper price, get a middle one as that is better for wrist health in the long run. Wrong button placement can disrupt your workflow. A pen with battery is heavy and annoying to charge. Make sure you can actually connect your tablet to your device.

My personal bias is that wacom is pretty sturdy and will almost last forever, mine is 8 years old and still a beauty (you're fucked though if you don't have local wacom support in your country if you're unlucky and it breaks down). XPPen is a cheaper alternative with similar performance (just a step worse because cheaper). Huion I have no personal experience, but sometimes they overlook some details that are annoying (cable easy to slip out because they wanted super thin design).

 

[EdwinLovato]

Sorry, I have no experience with them. I use a Wacom Intuos Pro which isn’t budget friendly, but I tested XPPen display tablet a couple of times and the experience is similar. I scribbled on a few "cheaper" wacom tablets though and they were not budget friendly and not up to my comfort.

The drawing itself is pretty similar on all tablets, but the difference between them are the button placement/number, the pen (though copy each other nowadays), cable (usb C or classic Usb A), and the size. Don't get a small one for cheaper price, get a middle one as that is better for wrist health in the long run. Wrong button placement can disrupt your workflow. A pen with battery is heavy and annoying to charge. Make sure you can actually connect your tablet to your device.

My personal bias is that wacom is pretty sturdy and will almost last forever, mine is 8 years old and still a beauty (you're fucked though if you don't have local wacom support in your country if you're unlucky and it breaks down). XPPen is a cheaper alternative with similar performance (just a step worse because cheaper). Huion I have no personal experience, but sometimes they overlook some details that are annoying (cable easy to slip out because they wanted super thin design).

I visited Currys today, I tried several type of Huion and Wacom too actually. Its cost around 330 quids for Medium, while the cheapest around 20. I think i will save some money first, I became sceptic with the durability for the cheap one. Thank you for the info.

 

[blackcrowcrowd]

What's the brand of drawing pad you use? I'm still looking for good one and affordable one.

I use ipad

You inspired me now, I'll sketch now and post.

go go goo lets goo

The difference between XPPen deco and artist pro is huge or its just simply small features different?

sorry for starting this kind of discussion on your post @blackcrowcrowd

Not a problem, not a serious thread anyways so off topic no matter

 

[SirContro]

Cool idea. Stealing it.

 

[pangmida]

Let’s gooo iPad artists unite! Keep it up. I love the way you draw eyes!