Kim got a boob job!

[762nato]

Was messin 'round with the tablet in photoshop on lunch.

[KDSilverBrush]

lol Nato, cute!

[don johnson]

yes I'd say she did

[Diaz Dezine]

MAN...I gotta get photoshop!!!!LOL!! Cool Nato!
DIAZ

[762nato]

Knowing that "youngsters ain't everybody's thing, here's Lois

[don johnson]

762

what kind of tablet do you use I was thing of getting one myself

[Pelts]

Yes 762, I also am thinking about a tablet.

[KwitcherBitchin]

LMAO, good stuff......................Kwit

[fontgeek]

There are a variety of tablets available out there, the best known name brand is Wacom, they offer a few different levels in quality/capability, and several sizes in each level. The higher levels will let you use a stylist/pen that will react a bit like an airbrush, with the tablet reading the angle and spead of the strokes, and you, the artist controlling the amount of "paint" that is "sprayed", of course, this takes a program that can take and use that info.
Photoshop is wonderful, but the price tag and learning curve can be a bit steep for a whole lot of people. The upper quality level of tablets are also expensive. You could easily blow a grand or two between the programs and the hardware, and pirated/borrowed/loaned software is not cool or okay.

[Cameron Arts]

Both of those are cute! I love Photoshop, but I especially love my Wacom tablet!

WTC Wacom Technology Home Page

That little Bamboo unit looks like a newer product. I don't remember seeing it the last time I visited their site.

I have an Intuos 2 Wacom tablet that's 6" x 8". It cost me $400 or so about 8 years ago & came bundled with several software packages, one of which was Photoshop Elements. PS Elements is like a mini version of regular Photoshop & can do most of what the original can do. Can't CMYK color separate, tho, which is needed if you ever send your stuff off to be turned into posters or whatever. PS Elements is all I used for customer mockups & such until just this year, so it's a fantastic way to get started. It also came with a wireless mouse (which I never use) & a pressure sensitive pen with replacement tips.

Here's the current version of what I use: Intuos 3 & they still ship it with PS Elements!
Intuos3 6x8 - Product Overview

Once you get one (& get used to drawing without looking down), you'll wonder how you ever functioned without it.

[admin]

For those that have not seen a table in action or never used one I just put several video's in AirbrushTube for you to check out

http://airbrushtechnique.com/forums/id-37-14055.html

[Cameron Arts]

Ooooh, good idea, Don! It's kind of hard to describe if you haven't already seen one. A pic is worth a 1000 words!

[redneck]

I can use more info. on the Bamboo ,do it perform as well as the more expensive models if I already had all of the software [which I don't / got corel ] will I save money on the soft ware by buying the Wacon package