You' re buying from the £2,000 + Cintiq range?? I' ve tried them, and whilst they' re
amazingly high detailed, and the response and accuracy is second to none, my lack
of funds forced me to learn to " get bent" and use the Wacom Intuos3, in which I
learnt that the Cintiq is really for people that can' t transfer techniques from
drawing ordinarily on paper to the Wacom, the Cintiq cuts out the middle man.
Unless of course we' re not talking about the giant 19 inch screen ones?
I' m trying to find the right time to spring a ton of work on you guys for c+c and just to show some pretty stuff, but I wanna overwhelm you guys, I can show in dribs and drabs though, it' s just mostly pencil sketching and monochrome images. I also dare not put a piece of work on CGsociety and coneptart.org until I have at least 20 finished pieces for people to look through. That' s just me, although I am
always on CGsociety, and get tips from people like:
Henning Ludvigsen
Marta Dahlig
Both of which are my two favourite artists on that site, Henning more, because he
just does photoshop, and Marta uses Corel Painter and photoshop, and I can' t be
asked to learn painter just as yet.
Out of curiosity.... What did you want to use the Cintiq for? Apart from to draw
obviously, but, in terms of projects, personal gain, etc.