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    • evilrobot
      evilrobot SVS OG last edited by evilrobot

      This only has 1024 levels of pressure but it looks pretty cool. viao z

      http://www.palacioillustration.com/

      https://www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/illustrator-detail/?illustrator_id=84142

      https://www.pinterest.com/evilrobot2/pins/

      https://twitter.com/MyEvilRobot

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      • RobinSlee
        RobinSlee last edited by RobinSlee

        I have a 'fujitsu lifebook T5010' it has a swivel screen and 256 levels of pressure sensitivity, even comes with its own pen. I got mine second hand on ebay, very cheap, like less than $150 back then. They are several years old now. But more than adequate for getting started and learning a digital workflow. I guess it all comes down to budget and how much you are willing to invest? Just thought I would share, hope it helps.

        Site: Idrawcreatures.com
        Shop: RobinSleeDesigns.etsy.com

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        • evilrobot
          evilrobot SVS OG @RobinSlee last edited by

          @RobinSlee Fujitsu was the first tablet PC I had as well and it was a good starter unit I think I got mine for around $350.00 there are some older tech models on the market that with a few upgrades would be great for someone starting out. Something like THIS

          http://www.palacioillustration.com/

          https://www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/illustrator-detail/?illustrator_id=84142

          https://www.pinterest.com/evilrobot2/pins/

          https://twitter.com/MyEvilRobot

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          • RobinSlee
            RobinSlee @evilrobot last edited by

            @evilrobot Yep that one would certainly be a good choice for a young one just starting out. Not too expensive, can still be used for 'homework', a couple of games and some net stuff. 😉

            Site: Idrawcreatures.com
            Shop: RobinSleeDesigns.etsy.com

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            • eleArts
              eleArts @QuietYell last edited by

              @QuietYell I personally use the Yiynova MSP19U, and I love it. A really great alternative to the Cintiq. 🙂

              Elena J. Martinez
              portfolio: www.eleArts.daportfolio.com
              blog: www.eleArts.com

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              • QuietYell
                QuietYell SVS OG @eleArts last edited by

                @eleArts oh that's great to know someone that has this! I'm glad to hear that it is working good for you too!

                Scott Monaco | QuietYell.com
                IG/FB/LI: @QuietYell
                IG-2: @QuietYellSketches
                TW/PIN/BEH/DEVART: @ScottMonaco
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