The screen is still a bit cramped when you have toolbars, menus and panels floating, and working in portrait mode feels too narrow for me. The 3:2 aspect of the Suface Pro 3 and the variable kickstand probably makes for an even better drawing experience, especially if the N-trig pen is up to scratch. Combined with the touch screen, it really makes for a speedy, comfortable artwork tool that also doubles up as a proper computer. It’s great to have a computer that can do everything from sketching, colouring, fine tuning in Photoshop and publishing – in portable form!īeing able to rest your hand on the screen when drawing with a thin-tipped stylus has been the most enjoyable aspect of using the Surface Pro 2.
I have set mine to Undo, as it makes it easy to correct mistakes while drawing. With the Wacom Feel drivers installed, you can customize the button(s) on your stylus. Touch and stylus input is preferable to the touch-only input of the iPad. But the Cintiqs are prohibitively expensive, so when I read that Microsofts Surface Pro 2 models had Wacom tech in it I knew I had to try it. After using our new Wacom Cintiq Tocuh at work, I itched to get my hands on something similar to use for my project. But the stylus is still thick, and palm rejection does not work very well. With a Wacom Creative Stylus paired via bluetooth you get crude but functional pressure sensitivity on the iPad. I have been drawing for a while on my iPad ( and even made my own 3D art software, DeepSketch for it), and the first weeks of January I mostly used Procreate on the iPad to draw my daily piece. When I started my A Sketch A Day project in 2015, I knew I had to use digital tools to be able to publish a small piece every single day. I’ve always loved the computer screen as a medium, and find experimenting with new tools and technology almost as joyful as the creation of art itself. From crude Petscii graphics on a Commodore 64, via mouse drawn art in Deluxe Paint on the Amiga, to 3D software on PC and Photoshop on Macs. I’ve always loved using computers to create art. Using the Surface Pro 2 as a digital sketchbook/artwork/publishing tool.
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