Digital Art Community Forum for Artists & Creators

Username: chaimwilson613
Post Date: 2024-02-08 18:01:01

I am a beginner to digital art. Do most memmbers use a specific brand e.g. Wacomb, expense is a consideration. I have a Wacomb One but it's difficult to use. I'm handicapped so coordination is an issue. Can Rebelle 5 be uppgraded to Rebelle 7 for less cost than purchasing at full price? "Mondrian Owns Geometry!" Thank you!

Username: DougByf
Post Date: 2024-02-09 19:17:29

Check out the Huion tablets. Every bit as good as Wacom. I used to use Wacom tablets, but their prices have gone crazy. Wacom used to be just about the only quality tablet, but no more. I got a Huion Kamvas Pro 16" for $593 USD. This is similar to the Wacom Cintiq 16" which sells for $882 USD . My Huion works well with Rebelle 7 Pro, Painter 23 and Artrage.

Username: bobc4d
Post Date: 2024-02-11 16:42:03

I have an XP-Pen 14 gen2 it is about, $360. I like it, no lag, good colors and light weight. one thing to consider is a graphic tablet, which duplicates the screen, can use more system resources than an drawing tablet (non display) plus drawing tablet can be bluetooth. which ever one you go with see what type cables it uses and wether or not your computer supports it.

Username: GRAFXking
Post Date: 2024-02-20 12:10:20

Is Rebelle suitale fo IPad pro?

Username: 2dpainter
Post Date: 2024-02-20 14:36:40

[USER=204489]@GRAFXking[/USER] In my Eyes the question is more like is the iPad Pro suitable for Rebelle. As you may know, Rebelle simulates watercolor and other natural painting media, which is why in some cases you need a good PC or Mac to be able to work fluently. To answer your question, there is no Version of Rebelle which will run on an iPad. Only PC and Mac. But you could use Apps like Duet or EasyCanvas which allows to paint on your iPad in your PC/Mac Software by mirroring the PC/Mac Screen onto the iPad. A Youtube search would show you some possibilities