The Basics of Using a Wacom Tablet to Create Digital Artwork

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The Basics of Using a Wacom Tablet to Create Digital Artwork

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Join illustrator and surface designer Emily Cromwell in this course as she teaches you all about the basics of starting to work with a Wacom tablet. Working with a digital drawing tablet such as one of the Wacom tablets is becoming more and more popular as people are beginning to create digital artwork. Working digitally as an artist is such a fun and wonderful experience. One of the best things about it is that it is much more forgiving since you are able to easily go back and re-do or fix something much easier than you could if you were drawing or painting by hand with traditional media.

If you haven't worked with a Wacom tablet, or any drawing tablet, before, the idea of it can be quite daunting. I'm here to help you and tell you that it's easy and anyone can do it, you just have to practice and put in the time to learn about your new tool. When illustrating and designing digitally, the possibilities are seemingly endless!

In this course I will be covering the following:
The difference between working with Photoshop vs. Illustrator
Using a Drawing Tablet
Using the Tablet's Express Keys
Working with Digital Brushes
Sizing your Workboard/Files
Working in Layers
Saving your Work
and much more!

More info - https://www.skillshare.com/classes/The-Basics-of-Using-a-Wacom-Tablet-to-Create-Digital-Artwork/875880586

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