A Tablet Brings Art to Your Computer
Have you ever tried to draw anything with a mouse? It’s basically impossible. You’re used to using a pen or a pencil, so that’s what you should stick with. There’s no point in trying to reteach yourself drawing with a mouse if you’re already doing alright with a pen.
That’s why any serious graphic artist has a tablet such as this Solidtek GT-302SU Acecad Flair II mPen and 3×2.75-inch Graphics Tablet. It’ll allow you to draw on screen just like you draw on paper, only better. It’s got buttons on it that you can map to certain commands, allowing you to do things such as increase the width of your stroke or erase without having to deal with menus. It makes creating art on the computer much more intuitive, not to mention easier, and if you want to get the most out of a program like Adobe Illustrator, you can’t survive without it.
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