Wacom Intuos3 A4 USB

I am a fashion designer/illustrator and I always do print drawings free handed on to photoshop using my 3rd generation Intuos wacom..my first wacom was the Graphire and then I decided that I needed to upgrade to the Intuos as the Graphire was way too basic (I believe Graphire is now discontinued-simular function to the Bamboo). The Graphire restricted stroke abilities, however if you are on a budget and you only want something for simple access then I would recommend the Graphire/Bamboo as its more simple and easier to begin with! As a designer I love my intuos, at the beginning it is hard to get used to drawing with, as it is quite sensitive..but once you ...  Read the complete review

Having done art at school and college, I was constantly doodling and drawing. I never ventured into painting though - too messy, too much margin for errors, too long for it to dry (I'm an impatient perfectionist if you can't tell already). However, I soon got into digital art, firstly pixel by pixel in MS Paint, but later drawing with various 'brushes' and 'pencils' in more advanced imaging software. I bought my first graphics tablet, but went for a cheaper brand, an A4 tablet at the £90 mark. As an introduction to drawing, it wasn't too bad, but you get what you pay for and after the second replacement breaking within a few months of getting it, I decided to ...  Read the complete review