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Adnium_Ivana · 10-11-2016, 08:23 AM

The Wacom Intuos pro is kind of like the "Cadilac" of Wacom tablets although there ARE pricier models out there. For a new student of GD, I personally don't think it's necessary but it does have some more bells and whistles the more inexpensive versions from Wacom don't have so if your son likes tinkering around with new tech it might be worth it.

When I was starting out I got myself a Intuos Draw Small tablet, bec. it's a) inexpensive (80 right now from the main site) b) hella responsive c) the bamboo pen is smooth and give me exact curves and details d) stupidly easy to use & set up

10-11-2016, 08:23 AM
Adnium_Ivana Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,094	The Wacom Intuos pro is kind of like the "Cadilac" of Wacom tablets although there ARE pricier models out there. For a new student of GD, I personally don't think it's necessary but it does have some more bells and whistles the more inexpensive versions from Wacom don't have so if your son likes tinkering around with new tech it might be worth it. When I was starting out I got myself a Intuos Draw Small tablet, bec. it's a) inexpensive (80 right now from the main site) b) hella responsive c) the bamboo pen is smooth and give me exact curves and details d) stupidly easy to use & set up __________________ Skype - ivana.gsmi Email - [email protected] [URL="https://adnium.com/ref/3168"]