Can I use this for things like highlights in my drawings, and marker illustrations?
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You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
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My daughter messed up her favorite drawing. I scanned it, creating an image file on the computer, then edited out the smudge. I then sent the plate to be made via their website that takes photos. It worked well. I imagine you could do the same, inserting a photo however you wished. You'll just have to use their online service and may not need this product at all.
1518756
Yes. You have the choice of red, blue or white highlights. It works very well.
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It depends on what you're drawing, but I would say no. The length does help with control, and the thin to let's you draw a little, like I've done things in the app Markers, but I think it'd be difficult to use for any detail work.
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Yes, I store Copic Sketch and Copic Ciao markers in mine. It works great for both!
550402
Yes you can. The device comes with a stylus but the screen is actually pressure sensitive. This means you can even do finger art. Just want to add something. Some lines (made with very light pressure) can appear on screen but may not appear in the saved version (PDF). Not sure why bu I guess the save is not as sensitive as the actual screen.
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With some imagination and creativity, you could use it however you wish. You could tape the image you wish to draw or trace to a wall or to the bottom of the "Artograph". You would have to figure out how to support the "Artograph" above the horizontal surface. As a matter of fact, I may well be doing this myself, as I wish to reproduce some old early 1900's family pictures. Either that, or I will somehow affix a blank canvas to a wall to draw on. You are only limited by your own imagination !!!
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I tried it and it doesn't work well at all. I would not recommend using it for that purpose. It works well if using a marker or an ink pen but not a pencil. Go figure huh???
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Am not using Illustrator but use Paint Shop Pro. You can use any image/design. I use .jpg images. You will need to experiment with the Trace feature to get your cut lines.
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I do have the full version of Acrobat and Foxit, both of which I can use on my current laptop to highlight or mark up the text. Was curious if I'll be able to do the same with the touch tablet.
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Yes. This tablet comes with three free software applications: Corel Painter Essentials, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and Autodesk Sketchbook Express (I believe that would be the one you can draw with, I just use the tablet for painting). All you have to do is download the software from the Wacom site after you've registered the product.
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Yes you can. The device comes with a stylus but the screen is actually pressure sensitive. This means you can even do finger art.Just want to add something. Some lines (made with very light pressure) can appear on screen but may not appear in the saved version (PDF). Not sure why bu I guess the save is not as sensitive as the actual screen.
1004756
That is a very vague question but the answer to that would be yes. Since you will be drawing in a program like Photoshop, Corel paint, or Sketch, you have the ability to select a brush and color...
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You can use it on anything with a usb port, the proper drivers (on a disk that comes with the tablet or on the company website), and a drawing program.
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It will only let you draw vector art and then import into illustrator. You want a Wacom tablet.
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I've used copics and prismacolor markers in this, the paper is thin and pen and marker will bleed through pretty badly. I would recommend buying a book or paper specifically for copics, or a multimedia sketchbook.
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Yes, A Sharpie (or similar) marker works fine. I highly recommend these CDR's. I've used many hundreds of them in my studio, and have never had a bad burn, or, with reasonable care, have a copy refuse to play in subsequent years.