can you draw smoothly?
912640
Yes, the tips are rounded & smooth so it glides smoothly across the screen. I personally quite enjoy this set.
912641
Yes. They are actually very versatile. I use it with the sketching app I have. You really can't go wrong making the purchase. Very comfortable to hold too. Hope this answer helped you.
912642
yes slowly. to turn pages rapidly hand OR FINGER IS FASTER,.BUT GREAT FOR LITTLE THINGS LIKE LETTERS AND NUMBERS.
912643
I have not used these to draw. The tip is more rounded, probably not too good for drawing. A tip more pointed like a pencil would work better. Letters and numbers would work okay.
753483
I would be very carful as drawing light is very fragile. Get a sturdy drawing case to use. I hope this helps.
1970659
You can either draw into the program on a sketch layer, or if you draw on paper you can scan it, either or is good. i recommend a great drawing tablet however.
527896
The drawing surface of these is lightly textured, almost like a reuglar sheet of paper, definitely not slick. The pen nibs create just the right amount of friction that drawing feels very natural. However, there isn't actually an overlay sheet with the new intuos tablets. The surface of the tablet is solid and opaque, so you can't actually put something under the surface to trace. Wacom suggests using a clear sheet of plastic for this purpose, but unfortunately, this would probably recreate the same problems you're having now, with the overlay being too slick.
1740586
The Wacom is a great tool for drawing, I would think that pretty much anyone can pick it up since it works like a pen. It's also more ergonomic than a mouse in my opinion.
1810335
Hey um it can definitely be used for drawing given its smooth writing, but I don't know about that specific ink tho
169838
Practice makes perfect. My question back to you is : what situation deems it necessary for quick draw? Think before you draw.
334205
That depends on the software you are using, it's not a capability of this device. You can use adobe illustrator to live trace a drawing if you want or you can draw directly in illustrator making everything vector to begin with, but I don't think illustrator supports pressure sensitivity.
248759
Yes , fits pretty snug at first. Might need two hands to draw at first But does fit well.
1952014
It does work. But not perfectly. On first use I used it a week without noticing any issues. if you draw really slowly on a diagonal from one corner to the other. You can see some stair stepping the line it kinda wiggles. Only if you draw slow. If you draw fast you don't really notice.
726764
Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspx Good luck!
792481
It is smooth. I do not know anything about painting, but I think it might be difficult. No texture to it though.
1022370
I've done Sharpie illustrations and had no bleed through problems. Just as long as you don't use too heavy of a hand!
752569
For drawing, I wish it was a little slimmer. I don't use it a lot for drawing.
722240
Much more smooth, in my experience. I always had trouble with Uni being way too scratchy with patchy lines.
613229
Haven't done much but very smooth and fast. Wife is graphic designer and she cannot bog it down with anything. Photoshop, illustrator, etc. which are big programs using high GPU, and she says it's faster then her high end Apple rig at work. (Don't have her work specs though, but is very new)
1703744
It depends on your work style. I find that it does not. If you tend to be more gestural rather than precise, then maybe, but if you can draw on a piece of paper, you can draw on it.