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I am looking for a tablet and program to play with, ie nothing too expensive, under 200ish kinda thing, and it has to be something that will work with a mac, any suggestions?
ruffian wrote:I am looking for a tablet and program to play with, ie nothing too expensive, under 200ish kinda thing, and it has to be something that will work with a mac, any suggestions?
Highly recommend a Wacom Bamboo to start (I used the older equivalent for 5 years professionally, they are quite nice for the price!). For art programs, what sort of art do you want to make? Are you looking to make something that looks and feels like traditional art (painting digitally) or are you aiming for a more.. well.. digital look?
Some programs to explore that won’t break the bank. I don’t know about their compatibility with macs, but I know at least Painter Essentials will work with a mac.
Artrage: https://www.artrage.com/index.html
Painter Essentials: https://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Product/1190317151777#tabview=tab0
Artweaver: https://www.artweaver.de/Volunteer mod- I'm here to help! Email me for the best response: nambroth at gmail.com
My art: featherdust.comHmm i guess i never really thought about it, right now I mostly want to do some photo editing, I wonder if the Bamboo will work with CS4.
the google says that yes, yes it will, i guess I will go looking for a bamboo tablet in the new year!
Thanks for your help Jennifer!
lol for a while I was trying to sell my Bamboo, but then I decided to keep it even though it doesn’t work right (so you probably wouldn’t want it anyways XD). 😳
ruffian wrote:Hmm i guess i never really thought about it, right now I mostly want to do some photo editing, I wonder if the Bamboo will work with CS4.
As you found out, it sure will!
But yikes, CS4 is very expensive! Were you looking for less expensive alternatives?Volunteer mod- I'm here to help! Email me for the best response: nambroth at gmail.com
My art: featherdust.com
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