vectoring

[gally99]

I still haven't found my original tablet pen, so I went out during Boxing Week and got a 4x5 Graphire3 because it was on sale for $79. I now have two 4x5 tablets with one pen between them. But it still bugs me that I can't find the other pen

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[isamu1916]

hmmm just wondering why you didn't just purchase a new pen instead of getting a new tablet outright

[gally99]

Because a new pen, on the Wacom website, is $50 USD. Then shipping.
I might as well buy the new tablet, for the same price, and not have to wait for it to ship. That, and if I ordered through any store, I would also have to wait a week or more -- and I needed the user of the tablet immediately.

[jlunar]

hahaha.. I'm already on linkedin! It's quite interesting, rather like friendster, I imagine.

If you want more brush-like strokes, you may want to attempt using flash. I dunno if newer versions of illustrator do this now, or I never found the option, but flash has a nice brush stroke, all vector.

[gally99]

That's what I'm thinkin', but I'm wary none-the-less XD;

Right. Will have to also fire up the Flash :)

[ducks]

Linked in is sort of like a more business-y friendster.

And you didn't link on the James Frey article??

[gally99]

whoops! fixed! ...and added the Oprah link too :D

[xevinx]

woo hoo! another link! :P

i want a tablet, but i gotta wait until my youngest is a little older or i'll go through pens like crazy

[starrydynamo2]

If you are talking about Adobe Illustrator, Adobe themselves have a disturbingly large amount of free material for their products up on their site.

I haven't used the illustrator stuff personally, but the photoshop stuff was quite solid.