Programs for Graphics Tablets

[Crowes]

I'm very into drawing nowadays and I've mainly been working on pencil and paper. I'd like to step it up a notch and use a graphics tablet with my computer. I've been looking at the Wacomb ones. There are a lot of applications I might be able to use with it (paint, fresh paint, gimp).

 

Has anyone had experience with these things? I'd really like to know before I invest in one.

[Guest]

Inkscape.

 

Holy balls Inkscape.

 

IT IS AMAZING.

[c_marriott]

I'm very into drawing nowadays and I've mainly been working on pencil and paper. I'd like to step it up a notch and use a graphics tablet with my computer. I've been looking at the Wacomb ones. There are a lot of applications I might be able to use with it (paint, fresh paint, gimp).

 

Has anyone had experience with these things? I'd really like to know before I invest in one.

 

I use one of the Intuos pads, cost me £50 as I can't really afford higher end ones.

 

I've only really used it with Photoshop but I know that it works well with it.

[Ariolander]

Clip Studio Paint

 

A real painting program is much better than an image editing program that can also paint.

 

When you can look into customizing it with additional brushes and like to suit your needs.