Hello! I hope you're as happy with your tablet as I am. I will say that yes after 250-300 hours of drawing on this tablet there are way less scratches than I have had on previous tablets I have owned. However, with us scratching with the pen there will always be signs of it being used but nothing that is going to create a groove for your pen to slip into. I hope this helps! I actually prefer to draw on this then my portable Samsung tablet and have found that drawing bigger has helped me improve immensely since I purchased it!

@@carleys.illustration hey, thank you for the answer, my another question is there are some protective layers for scratching. Would you recommend it? And yes i am pretty happy. İ might have had 16" version which would be more beneficial for me. Apart from it, great tablet

@@alpersevdin9296 I do believe there are protective screens you can get for them, but I can't vouch on their effectiveness or the pros and cons of them. I'm very happy that you like it! ❤️ I hope it lasts a long time for you

@@carleys.illustration hey ı got one more questıon, when ı paınt ın Photoshop or Painter; my brush lagging and freezing whıch ı couldnt resolve. Did u have any experıence regardıng this? Thıs sıtuatıon doesnt happen ın Blender's sculpting

Thank you so much! Glad you liked them ❤️

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I'm so happy it helped!

Aww thank you so much! Yeah expressions are very hard, but references always help <3 thanks for the kind words, made my day!

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Yeah it's really hard to break out of the same poses. Best advice I can give is to practice those boxes in loads of different angles and add the features of the face on top (while using references) and then do it again and try to do it from memory. I've found the poses that I have tried to draw from memory this way tend to come back to me easier when I need it

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Thank you so much! That's the dream 🙂

Haha thank you! Yeah hands are tricky that's for sure 🙌

Haha yeah it is. I'm American but moved to Ireland and picked up bits and pieces from both ends. I'm one of those people that just can't shake either of the accents and they blend together a bit

@@carleys.illustration I picked up on the Ireland part, but I couldn't figure out why it wasn't more pronounced (as Irish accents so often are). The American bit makes sense, though I was going to guess you were in England, and had Irish family or something. But I wasn't hearing any English tells.

did you try unclicking the microsoft ink box in the bottom left corner of the driver?

wow! I wonder did you ever recover from that ?

@@jakyhussain2461 Alas, still not. Although a new driver update has been released. The result is the same.

@@user-resuserOk That's sad. The thing is I am considering buying this, so not a good news. btw you mentioned this happened after an update, as in windows update ?

I calibrated mine by using the Huion software it came with. There's an option in the driver's setting you just click that and it'll prompt you to tap the screen in several areas

@@carleys.illustration nah i was talking about colour calibration. the tablet is very saturated. thats an issue. like once i am done with my paintings i send it to a different monitor and it looks desaturated cause the colours are not correct on this one

@@mukundasharma8693 I am not too sure why that is happening to you, on my end I never had to calibrate it for colours and everything has come off of it nicely. It might come down to your program or the way you are saving your files. If you're trying to get stuff printed it could be because of the CMYK/RGB settings in the program Also what kind of monitor are you switching it from? I know some older monitors may not have as good of colour accuracy and I have also heard an LPS monitor is what you need for better colours, but it's hard to say without seeing it

@@mukundasharma8693 with the windows calibrator and reducing the red and green in my case, using the srgb range This is how I managed to make it look very similar to my Asus ProArt. It's not exactly the same but I can trust the color it shows me.

I believe the lag depends on the pc, i have the same tablet and i don't notice any lag. A con i would add is that the pen doesn't have a nice initial pressure, if you press too hard you would not notice it, besides that... for the price, is a no brainer.

You're welcome! I'm happy this helps ❤️

Awesome, thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it ❤️

Hello! Thanks for commenting 😊 it helps me so much

Yes! I would bet this has to do with the screen protectors on drawing tablets in general. And if you're posting content online, I always notice a difference in the slight colour shift from my original intentions as well on other devices. It's hard to get used to; but knowing it's a thing can help to make adjustments needed after the piece is finished. I am also too lazy to change it after the fact! 😅

Could that not be corrected by callibrating it with a Spider? Bc it sounds like the same problem I used to have with editing photos. And using the Spider helped.

@@DDDD17890 if i understood correctly after googling, ure refering to a piece of hardware? Sadly i cant spare 100$ :(

@@YuukiuuYik I know the struggle, sorry for that! Maybe you can find one second hand one day. Or borrow it from somebody.

@@DDDD17890 its fine, thank u for suggesting! Didnt know this exists:D

Thanks! I'm so happy it helped!

Thank you! I'm so happy this helped ❤️

Thank you so much 🥹 I really appreciate this

Thank you! I am so happy this helped 🙂

Thank you so much for taking a look! Yes I have been told my lineart is the best part of my art ( and it's honestly my favourite part ) I have only been drawing since summer 2019, so it's nice when someone points out how much I have improved in such a short time. I'm really happy you enjoyed the video, and my art on Instagram! ❤️

@@carleys.illustration You're welcome! Your lineart reminded me of Marc Brunet's art.

@@arpan3813 thank you so much! I am honored to be compared to his work ❤️ he's definitely one of my favorites out there

I think the program is clip studio paint :)

I have never liked Krita, I tried it when I first started out digital art and it kept crashing on me. Instead, I use Clip Studio Paint for my tablet and found that videos from @nadiaxel here on KZbin help with the learning curve of the program. Once you get used to it, it is hard to go back. However, Clip Studio Paint is a program you have to pay for once for PC and yearly for mobile versions. I hope this helps ❤️

Thank you so much! Any comments, likes, or shares are super appreciative to get the word out ❤️ it really does help me out

@@carleys.illustration sure! Wanna do a collab? I have many ideas and videos in the works plus you can leave the editing to me lol

Meant to reply on this channel lol this is my art channel, I like yours too!

@@phyynanimations I will have a think over on this and get back to you. Thanks ❤️

Thank you so much! Yes I have noticed some brushes when using the colour bucket tool will leave white spaces underneath. If you're using Clip Studio Paint, you can turn up the "area spacing" option so it fills a few pixels bigger, that tends to help. If that doesn't work, I will use a layer under the lineart and colour with a solid brush (like the basic marker brush, just something without texture) and fill the rest in with the bucket that way. Hope this helps ❤️

@@carleys.illustration I’m probably gonna just do the solid brush method most of my time coloring with the full bucket is following the lines and filling in the specs lol Thank you 💙

Hello! You can absolutely make gorgeous sketches with these kind of tablets. I had a bamboo Wacom tablet for my first tablet when I got into art and I used it for a long time! I also know of an artist called "Sinix Design" and he uses a tablet like yours because it helps his back posture, and his stuff is amazing! A lot of digital art is just trying something until it sticks, it does take a lot of practice to get good at it, but I promise it is worth it if you take the time and practice a lot! I hope this helps and please never stop drawing my friend ❤️

@@carleys.illustration Thanks Friend, by the way do you think i should stop at traditional art if im starting with digital?

@@francopereyra6659 no, keep drawing what makes you happy, wether it is traditional or digital. I still do traditional art, I just do not post it on my socials or do it as much ❤️

Oh thank you so much! I will update them ASAP. I'm happy the video was helpful 😊

Thank you so much! Your comments, likes, and shares are very appreciated and will help me get this information out to more people! ❤️❤️ I also only started uploading semi-regularly on KZbin very recently when I have the time. Absolutely, yes! I am hoping to have more tutorials out this year as well ❤️

I'll be looking forward to it!

You're welcome! I hope it really helps, and happy drawing! Digital art has a learning curve to it, but if you stick with it, it'll pay off I promise ❤️

Thank you so much! ❤️🙏

Aww thank you so much! It's just practice I promise ❤️ I hope my tips help

Thank you so much! I am so happy this has helped! ❤️

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support! :)

Thank you so much! Your support means the world to me! I personally love the Gensai as well, one of my favourite from the month :) The next update will come very soon!

Thank you! I really do appreciate the kind words. I haven't kept up with KZbin, but hopefully I will be in the position to in the near future