Product Reviews

Crazy new ink brush settings in Toon Boom Harmony 22.

I wanted to make this video a long time ago. Unlike a true review this a simple talk from someone who’s used a Cintiq every day for 6 years.

Predatory techniques some tablet companies use on buyers and reviewers/artists.

A mini drawing tablet that works on computers and Android phones/tablets.

A sturdy, good sized tablet with great colors that works in almost everything. Better value than the 16 Pro.

This breed of tablet is easy to care for but has some brain problems. Doesn’t like walks.

An independent, no-computer-needed screen tablet designed for beginning artists and art students.

A small but great quality tablet with bright, clear colors.

XP-Pen’s drawing tablets are a little different than others.

If you get into animating with a light box, red and blue pencil for rough frames can help.

Toon Boom and Flash are so completely different that almost nothing works the same way.

I used to say you needed to spend at least $100 for a good tablet, but I was wrong.

A small screen tablet with great colors that is actually portable!

You can’t beat the price, but this is definitely a tablet for beginners, as it lacks the professional control of tablets higher up in the price range.

If you’re wondering if this tablet is as good as the one that’s 2x the price, it pretty much is.

How to assemble, install, and calibrate a Huion Kamvas GT-191.

This is the type of tablet I recommend for people getting their first drawing tablet and for artists who travel.