Worked in MS-Paint as expected (as a pen). Without drivers, on Win 7, it worked as a mouse right-away.
not cheap, flaky plastic), is quite sleek, and pretty responsive. I wasn't expecting anything pro-grade, but it seems to be pretty adequate. It is the entry-level product, but based on my first day experience, I think it is quite nice. What are the other "free" (as in beer) alternatives for my purpose/use-case? Ideally, I'd prefer something that is not very resource hungry, as my PC isn't very powerful (yeah, living with a lot of constraints!).įinally I went ahead and got myself a Wacom Bamboo One 'Medium' (6x9) tablet. Given that I'd be using vector graphics, can I assume that "free-hand drawn" images will scale-up nicely? Since the table is of a particular size, which is roughly half or sometimes even a quarter of the paper size I use normally, would the experience be very different ? I think I can mostly make-do with vector-graphics, and occasionally embed bit-maps (s.a. Although I am not aware of the real potential of Inkscape for my purpose. Given my budget, and a quick assessment of needs and reviews of various graphic tablets, I am thinking of ordering the Wacom Bamboo One CTE 660 Pen Tablet which as per specs is a wide-format 8.5"x5.5" entry-level tablet.ĭuring my research I've found that I could potentially use it with Inkscape, since I am not in a position to make an investment in professional software. I believe that I am okay'ish with pen and paper, but recently decided to go digital. Painting took about 1h 30mins.I do some caricature, cartoons and illustrations, as hobby. You can learn from other people paintings by getting their project files. Also you can review your painting process with OpenCanvas which is really nice feature. Also this OpenCanvas 1.1 is just lightwave to use.
I have tryed to emulate this really basic round brush to Photoshop but I never got the same soft feeling into it. I really love this software how the brush is working. I made this with freeware software called OpenCanvas 1.1ĭoesnt really have useful layers in this software (it has layers, but I have no idea how it works and I think no one else does either!). Which is even better, because everybody seems to be wanting the legendary fifty nine Cadillac! I also prefer 1960 year model to be the most beatiful Cadillac ever made. I think Biarritz has too much chrome stuff for my taste. Im actually glad I prefer the De Ville (6300 series) model more. What Im been looking at ebay prices of these beauties are 80 000$ and more! Even really junky project 1959 Biarritz convertible are priced over 10 000 - 15 000$ or even more. Only 1 320 of them made which makes it really wanted car for collectors. Today I painted this one of the most legendary car ever made! (Atleast for me).
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