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Showing posts with label graphic tablet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic tablet. Show all posts
Apr 10, 2012
Feb 17, 2012
Art Inspiration Wednesday (on Friday)!
I must admit that I had trouble being inspired this week and decided to focus on giving my office a huge overhaul. Before I knew it, Wednesday was over and then Thursday. I still feel a bit uninspired, but chose to focus my theme on Presidents in honor of President's day! Not the most exciting inspiration, I know. Sadly, I had a lot of trouble finding cool and unique art of presidents. The most I could find are of Obama, so don't think I'm trying to make any political statements with the following images. :)
- www.vhankim.com
- www.idesignstuff.net
- thelgl.com
- www.idesignstuff.net
Nov 7, 2011
Wacom Tablets Used in Schools
It's great to see high schools using Wacom drawing tablets. Teaching them design skills that will help them when they want to find jobs.
Joseph Sliger, with beard, an applications specialist for Wacom, demonstrates the use of the pressure-sensitive digital pen on one of several newly purchased Wacom computer tablets to Union High School students, from left, Russell Beaver, Austin Klein, Aaron Siegel and Trey Cornish. The students are in a game design class at the school in Camas.
via columbian.com
Nov 4, 2011
Samsung Highlights the Galaxy Note’s Wacom Digitizer
I'm glad to see that we will be able to use Photoshop Touch and possibly other drawing apps on more than just the iPad.
Galaxy Note is the first device that incorporates their pen input experience into a smartphone form factor. Samsung is taking advantage of the tech with modifications to its TouchWiz interface, plus custom note, writing and art apps that allow for true graphics tablet functions on the five-inch device. Imagine using something like Photoshop Touch on that sensitive screen. Samsung’s SDK will allow third-party developers to take advantage of the hardware as well.
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