The Reason You Would Want To Flip Your Drawing In Photoshop? You may have been watching some artist on Youtube creating an artwork in Photoshop, and you may have noticed they tend to flip the drawing back & forth every now and then. If you’re wondering why they do that, flipping the whole canvas can…
Here Are Some Ways To Make Drawing Proportions Easier Many of us struggle to draw proportions right. For that reason, I recently started a series about them, to help you and many other artists draw them right. You can read the first part of the series here if you don’t want to miss out on…
Struggling To Draw Proportions? Let’s Me Walk You Through It A Step By Step Proportions is one aspect many artists struggle to do right. In some cases, it’s the part of drawing that need to work on the most before trying to improve any other aspect of their drawing. It’s the issue the viewer of…
Let’s Learn How To Draw Wavy & Curly Anime Hair Curly & wavy hair one of the common & most attractive hair styles you see in Anime. It comes in many varieties too. One of them is the one we are going to learn how to draw in this lesson, where I chose to draw…
Let’s Do A Little Experiment Between Two Types Of Huion Pens Let’s say you have a Huion graphics tablet or pen display, and you have lost or broke your pen. Now you’re looking for a new pen. The easy choice is to get the same compatible pen & go with that. But what if you…
How To Pick The Most Ideal Graphics Tablet To Start Out In Digital Art (And Other Purposes)? When picking a graphics tablet for starting out, you should focus on the overall drawing experience, like how good the drivers are, and how much drawing area you have with it. Many other aspects can affect your decision…
HUION New 1060 Plus Review In Few Words HUION New 1060 Plus is a good graphics tablet from Huion, with a size good enough to draw comfortably, while I would prefer to use a larger size personally, it’s a still good size to draw on a variety of screen sizes (I tried it on screen…
So, Which Graphics Tablet Is Better For You? The Intuos Or Intuos Pro? From marketing point-of-view, the difference between the two is that the Intuos Pro is intended for professionals, and the Intuos is for hobbyist. In reality, it all boils down to what you actually need to create your art. While I will briefly…
Using a Wacom graphics tablet, and graphics tablets in general, is great way to draw & create artworks on the computer. However, it can be tricky to use at first, either when it comes to getting used to it, setting it up, solving the different problems, as well as drawing with it to achieve good…
If The Cursor Moves In Another Screen While You’re Trying To Draw With Your Huion Pen Display, Follow So you got yourself a Huion pen display, and you plugged it to your computer, you tried drawing with it, only for you to see the cursor is moving on another screen, as if your Huion pen…
Want To Have A Wacom Cintiq? But It’s Expensive For You? Here Are Some Affordable Cintiq Alternatives For You Many artists dream of buying a Wacom Cintiq to draw directly on the screen, just like we do with pencil & paper, but their high prices makes it unaffordable to many of us. Fortunately, there are…
XP-Pen Artist10s Review In Few Words (Mini Review) XP-Pen Artist10S is the smallest XP-Pen pen display from their lineup. The thing you can’t beat it about is the price. The resolution is okay, the small size of it makes it easy to carry it around. The lower pressure may sound like XP-Pen Artist10S is a…
Artisul D22 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) Artisul is a company I am yet to write a lot about their products, but they seem to offer many affordable Cintiq alternatives at different screen sizes. While the amount of pressure Artisul D22 supports is less than the other pen displays, it’s still more than enough,…
Ugee UG-2150 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) Ugee UG-2150 is a very good Cintiq alternative, both when it comes to the price & what to it provide you when it comes to drawing area & experience. The screen offers a large enough area to draw to your heart content. The slippery screen surface is…
XP-PEN Artist22e Review In Few Words (Mini Review) XP-PEN Artist22E is a nice upgrade from XP-Pen Artist22 (which I reviewed here), besides the fact it has many hot keys (16 of them, 8 on each side), and the cable management is better. The two are quite similar. The amount of pressure XP-PEN Artist22E supports (2048…
XP-Pen Artist15.6 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) XP-Pen Artist15.6 is a good pen display for artists who are looking for a Cintiq-like experience. The resolution of the screen is very standard at 1920X1080, it’s good for the 15.6 inch screen XP-Pen Artist15.6 has. The screen color gamut is okay too (the range of colors…
XP-Pen Artist13.3 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) XP-Pen Artist13.3 is one of the most affordable Cintiq alternatives out there, price-wise. It’s really a good choice if you’re cash-strapped, as long as you don’t mind drawing on a smaller screen, as adding a bit more money can get you few inches of screen space (up…
KAMVAS GT-156HDV2 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) KAMVAS GT-156HDV2 has the same 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity. The 15.6 inches screen will provide you with a good drawing space compared to the smaller pen displays, while still being small enough to be carried around with some efforts. The screen resolution of 1920 X 1080…
GAOMON PD1560 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) Generally speaking, I quite like what GAOMON PD1560 can provide at this price point. It has a good drawing area, with a good screen resolution of 1920 X 1080 (though some artists way prefer more). The pressure sensitivity is good as well (though you shouldn’t care much…
Huion KAMVAS GT-191 Review In Few Words (Mini Review) Here comes the successor to GT-190 (reviewed here), the good Cinitq Alternative that I complimented back in the day, but this time with a 1080P resolution on the 19.5 panel, higher pressure sensitivity, which is not an important feature, but is very nice to have. The…
