Drawing Comic Art on a Basic Graphics Tablet

In this video I talk about drawing this Bane comic art while using a basic graphics tablet and why I think these tablets are still superior in a lot of ways.

My Cintiq 22 finally stopped working and instead of selling my organs to buy a new one I decided to transition over to a regular graphics tablets. I already have a Wacom Inuos and a Xencelabs tablet so I rather save the money.

For this artwork I used my Xencelabs tablet and it worked out very well. Not only am I happy with the level of detail that I was able to achieve, I was also more impressed with the speed and easy workflow.

These tablets are great for ergonomics while we draw since we are able to sit back and look up at the screen. I also use an LG G-Gync 32" monitor so I have plenty of space while working inside of Clip Studio Paint and it's easier on my eyes.

The Xencelabs tablet also comes with two styluses. One skinny and one standard size. Another thing is the surface of the tablet has a nice tooth that feels much better to draw on than any of the screen tablets that I have used.

I hope this personal review of the product helps you. You can check out the same products that I used while drawing this artwork here -
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Xencelabs Tablet - https://amzn.to/3JiFXbW

LG 32" Nvidia G-Sync Monitor - https://amzn.to/3ZTxsLm

Thanks for watching!

Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
https://www.ramstudioscomics.com
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