Wacom drawing tablet for a beginner?

Hi,

I wish to learn this and I'm a totally fresh to this, so which model of wacom is suitable for me?

i hope the price won't be so painful and any other brand are welcomed

thanks

 

I jsut bout the bamboo..only for 100$ love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
small but im a beginner also...still learning with it

go to www.supremegraphics.carbonmade.com and go to my logo sectoin and look for the profound visionz ent logo..the colored version...kid with hat, a mic and stack of money in his hand..i colored that with the wacom bamboo drawing tablet

 

Yeah the Bamboo is nice for the price. I think I paid $70-$80 for mine.

I works fairly good for the small jobs I do with it, if I was using a pen 8 hours a day I would defiantly upgrade but for a couple of hours a week it is good enough.

 

how about doing some free sketch or comic? will it be too small in size?

Bamboo and Bamboo Fun, may i know what is the difference?

moneybrown, what Bamboo model are you using now?

 

i have the Bamboo Pen and Touch from Wacom and it is great for a person just starting out. They are only $100 brand new.

 

@iBall The size will be just fine. I thought that it would be to small also, but it actually is more spacious then it looks.

 

Yes, a tablet will open up a whole new world when it comes to design and graphics. However, there is a bit of a learning curve to get used to it. It's not the same as drawing on paper, and that's what frustrated me at first. I can draw very well, but the first time I played with a tablet, it was like I had never picked up a pen in my life.

Just stay with it though. Once it seems comfortable, you'll wonder how you ever got along without it.

 

Wacom tablets are awesome. I illustrate with the cheapest bamboo for about 6 hours a day, every day, its awesome. Go for it, Wacom are quality.

 

I agree with baker2D