true, people who say they need better tablets are just making excuses.

I always thought why I can't make line with my tablet now I get it . I thought my hand have some wobble issues

Bought a Bamboo Fun in 2011 and barely used it. Thanks to you I love sculpting with it in Blender, it doesnt have the fancy screen but its definitely not needed for good work. Thank you for everything thus far and to come

For the past four years, I've been sculpting characters using a mouse. I've found that I don't really need a tablet to sculpt. However, my only issue is that my PC is very slow, which is incredibly frustrating.

Well, you got me sold. I'm subscribing to your patreon.

This actually worked for me, I used to barely use pen tablet for over a decade, but only after switching to pen display I really started sculpting often and more comfortable. But I also still have a small pen tablet for mobility with my laptop

Could you update the realistic skin shader video you have made because when i was following your instructions is that the other skin textures you have mentioned are not on the video. Highly appreciate it❤

if budget is a concern, never go for the small sized display ones. its better to use the normal non-display rather than a small sized display. if you are unsure if you would use it or not, borrow an android tablet/apple tablet that has a drawing pen. draw on it for a few sessions or so. if that alone excites you or sparks inspirations from you, thats almost an absolute sign that having a graphics tablet would benefit you also, be sure that your computer could handle the polygons. even if you buy the most luxurious graphics tablet, if your workhorse cant handle the polygons, you would be frustrated at all ends if you are dead set on getting a display tablet, get the biggest one you could afford without breaking yourself poor. as long as you dont treat it harshly it would survive you for years. note that you could also use it as an additional monitor. imo, the smallest you could get in regards of display tablet is 16". if you could get bigger, better. be prepared for the physical space it needs and the location you would place it. for me, i needed to use the tablet first for around a week or so before i figure out how i would setup my table for it. having a tablet as opposed to just using a mouse needs a different workflow. finally, the best way i could describe the way i felt when i first used a tablet is "why am i using this beautiful piece of equipment just now?? i could have saved so many hours of work if i have been using this way back then. o my gosh, all that mouse clicking and wrist pain. wow, it feels as if i am physically interacting with the pixels. o my gosh.. what is this sorcerry and why am i late on this???" :p

what about using an ipad or an android tablet as a drawing tablet?????

Oh good, 4:20 in and this turns out to just be an ad. Well done.

my sister is letting me borrow her $2500 tablet