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genericpuff · 7 months

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Winter is Coming - Rekindled schedule adjustment and plans for next year!

So it's that time of year now when conventions, markets, and expos for next year are rolling out their submission periods. So far I've gotten accepted to attend the Atlantic Entertainment Expo again (both venues so two shows), MiraCon, and I'm gonna be attending not one, not two, but THREE tattoo expos ! Which is definitely a lot, but I'm excited, it's gonna be good publicity and good money :' ) I'm also gonna be applying to HalCon, Geekquinox, and Animaritimes again, I didn't get in on HalCon this year and didn't find out about Geekquinox until submissions were done (and I only got in on Animaritimes at the last minute when they were looking for people to fill in) but if I do get into any (or all) of those, I'll have to play the fun game of "make sure none of these events land on the same weekend" LMAO

All that's to say, it's gonna be busy next year! (and all of those are the ones I actually decided to apply to, there are ones I did this past year that I'm not planning on doing again because they just didn't turn out to be as good as I had hoped). Thankfully, none of this is starting up until spring, so I'm gonna enjoy the winter off and get to work on new stuff to sell. I'm really eager to get through the rest of [AFTERBIRTH], it's still got quite some time until it's done but my plan is to pitch Thread of Fate to publishers once [AFTERBIRTH] is finished - and if it's not able to get in with those publishers, then I'm gonna pursue other means in getting it published, either digitally or traditionally. Time Gate is a series I've been working on for well over a decade of my life, and it's not something I want to keep throwing to the wolves of free-to-read platforms like WT. As much as I love being able to offer it for free, I want it to be taken more seriously than being just another free to read comic and that starts with me and how I choose to distribute it.

Right now working on all these things is sort of limiting due to the fact that I'm stuck on my iPad, but I'm making it work as best I can and I'm hoping to have the new PC setup going by the end of the year running with a new tablet (currently shopping around between an XP-pen and Huion, I don't want to get a Kamvas 22 Plus again if it's gonna shit the bed in 2 years like this one did, apparently this is a common problem from what I've seen :/)

So yeah, with all that in mind, I'm planning on adjusting Rekindled's update schedule. While I did initially want to offer a poll for y'all to choose between "shorter updates once a week" and "full updates once every 2 weeks", frankly I'm erring more towards the "every two weeks" one because it'll give me more actual time and room to work on everything else. Not to mention (and I'm sure you've all noticed by now) that I have a very specific way that I structure many of these episodes so making them shorter would sort of ruin that rhythm. I don't want to be sacrificing the comic's quality, pacing, or narrative progression for a schedule adjustment.

This isn't going to be an immediate change, I'm thinking of doing this sometime in December so that y'all can have a decent amount of heads up before the switch. I know it's gonna be a little painful to go to a slower release schedule but ultimately I think it's the best way to go so that I can balance all of the projects I have going on without sacrificing quality. Rekindled may be a free to read non-profit project, but I still hold myself to high standards and I want to do my best to deliver on those standards !

Thank you all so much for your patience and support. It seriously blows me away to see all of the wonderful comments, asks, and support for what I do here every day. I'm gonna do my best as well to respond to asks in my inbox as they come in, but please just know I get a LOT of them on a regular basis, it's sort of a Hydra situation where I respond to 1 or 2 and then get 4 more LOL That said, rest assured that I do read and appreciate each and every one of them <3 That also includes essay posts about LO, with LO returning in November I'll surely have more stuff to say about it so I'm gonna try and keep up as best I can :' )

On a final note, we're coming up to the one year anniversary of when I started posting actual episodes of Rekindled!! I'm so excited for this, I can't believe it's been a year!! And I have so much awesome stuff planned for the story that we're gonna see throughout the next year, I can't wait! Thanks so much for being a part of this project with me, I couldn't have asked for a better audience <3

(P.S. everything I have lined up for next year is lining up with the dry period for FF XIV between Endwalker and Dawntrail so I won't have distractions until the summer LMAOO)

#lore rekindled #lore rekindled comic #ask me anything #ama #anon ama #anon ask me anything #update post #announcement #genericpuff

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suzidragonlady · 5 months

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“The Confectioner”

He needs to be careful with his claws, the cream is too good to make a mess with it. His tasty little cakes will be finished in time for the summer party, the ivy growing into his little kichen from all sides, next to all the trees, make him feel very close to nature and are always a nice inspiration for his next sweet creation...

And another owl finished for the "Crafts-Owls series". The confectioner is a Southern White-faced Owl. I need to make more of these to finally have 12 to turn them into a calendar.

Completely done in PS using my Huion Kamvas 22.

#owls #owl #digital art #drawings #fantasy #birds #digital painting #southernwhitefacedowl #antropomorphic #anthro #character #bird of prey #confectionary #baking

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jcmarchi · 5 months

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Best Drawing Tablets for Animation - Technology Org

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Best Drawing Tablets for Animation - Technology Org

For animators, having the right drawing tablet is crucial. Whether you’re sketching characters, designing backgrounds, or animating frames, finding the best tool is essential.

Image credit: XP Pen

One standout option is the XPPen Artist 22 Plus tablet, which offers a clean design and straightforward features at a reasonable price – a solid alternative to the pricey Cintiq.

Yet, there’s a plethora of choices beyond this. So, I am here to guide both professional animators and aspiring ones in choosing the best animation tablet.

I’ll explore various tablets, highlighting their advantages, and drawbacks, and how they seamlessly integrate into the animation workflow. Before we dive into specific models, let’s cover some basics about drawing tablets and the benefits they offer to digital artists.

What are drawing tablets and what are their types?

Drawing Tablets are gadgets that link to your computer, letting you use a stylus in a more natural way compared to a mouse.

There are three main types:

Screenless Tablets: Examples include the Wacom Intuos. These tablets connect to your computer and are budget-friendly but take some getting used to because you draw on the tablet while looking at the computer screen.

Tablets with a Screen: Such as the Wacom Cintiq, Huion Kamvas, or XPPen artist series. These function as monitors with a touch-sensitive screen, but they are pricier and not as portable since they need to be connected to a computer and power outlet.

Mobile Touchscreen Tablets: Like the iPad, and Surface Pro. Portable with a built-in computer and stylus support for on-the-go drawing. However, they are the most expensive, not as powerful as desktops, have limited battery life, and less sensitivity than dedicated graphic tablets.

Benefits that Drawing tablets offer to animators

Animating with a tablet brings a world of advantages, especially for professional animators. Whether you’re immersed in a 2D or 3D workspace, the flexibility to explore various drawing styles opens the door to exceptional results.

A key feature of drawing tablets is the inclusion of a stylus pen. This nifty tool enables direct drawing on 2D animation software like Toon Boom Harmony, eliminating the need for a mouse. For artists, this translates to enhanced control over line work and the overall artistic outcome

Consider the difference when working with 3D software such as Maya, 3ds Max, Zbrush, Blender, or SketchUP. Maneuvering a character model becomes remarkably easier with a pen compared to a mouse. It’s similar to touching the model with your hands, providing precision in tweaking and significantly faster movement. The stylus pen elevates the animation experience, making it an indispensable tool for artists seeking efficiency and control.

Best Drawing tablets for animation

XPPen Artist 22 Plus

The XPPen Artist 22 Plus Drawing Tablet presents a practical and user-friendly solution for digital artists. Its 21.5” size, complemented by an adjustable stand, ensures a comfortable drawing experience. However, it’s worth noting that the display demands a dedicated desktop space, as it is not designed for portability.

The included X3 Pro Smart Chip Stylus is a standout feature, boasting an impressive 16,384 levels of pressure sensitivity. This allows for precise and nuanced drawing, with the ability to vary line thickness seamlessly. The stylus’s tilt function up to 60° adds versatility, enhancing the creative possibilities for digital artists.

A noteworthy option is the available roller stylus, providing an alternative drawing experience. It can offer a unique and potentially more comfortable approach for certain artists.

Geeky details such as 130% sRGB color accuracy and a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels per inch contribute to a high-quality visual experience. The anti-glare matte film eliminates parallax, ensuring precise alignment between the stylus and the displayed image.

Design features, including a built-in wristrest and a removable pen holder, enhance comfort during extended drawing sessions. The display’s dual functionality as a main monitor is a pleasant surprise, with bright colors and no lag contributing to a seamless experience.

In comparison with competitors, the Artist 22 Plus holds its own as a middle-tier option within the XPPen lineup. While the resolution is lower at 1920 x 1080 PPI, the 21.5” size mitigates potential drawbacks, making it a cost-effective choice.

Pros

Practical and user-friendly design

Tilt function up to 60° for enhanced creative possibilities

Cons

Absence of a glass drawing surface, with potential wear over time

The lack of shortcut keys on the monitor may be a drawback for some users

Wacom One HD

Next on our list is the Wacom One HD which is a standout among the best animation tablets. This powerful graphic tablet caters to animators with its comprehensive software package, including Clip Studio Paint, Bamboo Paper, and Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan. With a 13.3″ HD screen, your artistic journey becomes vivid and immersive, whether you’re sketching, editing, or jotting down notes.

The stylus is a star feature, boasting low latency and 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. This means precise pen control, offering animators the ability to nail fine details and achieve smooth strokes. The tablet’s paper-like drawing surface and minimal reflection create a comfortable, traditional pen-and-paper feel.

Compatibility is key, and the Wacom One HD doesn’t disappoint. It effortlessly works with Windows, Mac OS, and Android, allowing you to switch seamlessly between devices.

Pros

Robust software package

Versatile compatibility

Cons

Wired connection limits mobility and flexibility.

Absence of express key buttons for quick shortcuts.

XPPen Artist 24 Pro

The XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro is a standout choice for digital artists with its expansive 23.8-inch display boasting a crystal-clear 2560 x 1440 resolution. With a remarkable 90% Adobe RGB color spectrum support, your colors will vividly come to life on the screen.

Users appreciate the tablet’s accuracy and parallax reduction technology, ensuring precise drawing experiences. The anti-glare, textured film overlay adds to the satisfaction of creating art on this device.

Featuring 20 customizable shortcut keys and 2 creative red dial wheels, the tablet offers a versatile setup for your artistic workflow. The stylus, equipped with 8K levels of pressure sensitivity and 60 degrees of tilt detection, delivers razor-sharp strokes and lines. Plus, the battery-free stylus eliminates worries about running out of power during your creative sessions.

The inclusion of a foldable tablet stand enhances the ergonomic aspect, allowing you to find the optimal working position. Whether you’re painting or sculpting for extended periods, the XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro proves to be an excellent choice.

Pros

Comfortable stylus

Cons

The screen may be a bit reflective

Conclusion

When choosing the right drawing tablet for animation, focus on three key features: a spacious drawing area, the inclusion of a screen, and the convenience of express keys. These aspects truly make a significant impact on your animation experience. Remember, even though opting for a more budget-friendly tablet might seem tempting, investing in a device with these essential features pays off in the long run. So, choose wisely.

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huiontablet · 4 years

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Holiday gift guide: Huion gifts for artists

If you are looking at a gift to your children. Inspiroy H430P will be a perfect choice. The tablet featuring detachable USB which helps to save the cable life. If the cable got damaged, just changed to a new one and you are good to go. 4 customizable press keys are designed to improve work efficiency, you can bind the press keys to undo/redo, select brushes, copy, paste and any other hot-key you like. H430P only weighs 135g. It is super light and compact. Set it up with Huion sketch, draw whenever the inspiration hit. Inspiroy H640P$49.99It’s the holiday season, the most cheerful time of the year! No matter you’re looking for a gift for artists, or just need to reward yourself for the whole year hard-working, this gift guide will do the job.

This guide contains the models from entry-level to the professional level. Check out which product suit you the best!

Huion HS64

$39.99

Huion HS64 with 258g weight and 8 mm thickness makes it very easy to carry. It also fully compatible with Huion Sketch, download Huion sketch to your Android devices and turn a mobile device to your best companion for the art journey.

It equips with 4 user-defined press keys, you can set your favourite shortcut easily to increase your productivity. PW100 battery-free pen with 8192 levels of pen pressure sensitivity provides you with an accurate and smooth pen stroke experience. 5080 LPI pen resolution and 266PPS Report rate ensure delicate lines with almost no delay lines deliver. Excellent performance while remaining low price. Huion HS64 is the perfect tablet for a beginner.

Inspiroy H430P

$33.99

Inspiroy H640P

$49.99

If you are a traditional artist who wants to explore digital art. Inspiroy H640P will be a good choice. 8192 pen pressure levels, ±60° tilt support, 233PPS report rate and 5080LPI screen resolution ensure you a realistic drawing experience. Just like you draw with the pen on the paper. It thin like your cellphone, lighter than a magazine. It has extraordinary mobility with Android devices connectivity. Battery-free Pen PW100 is light and sturdy. You can even use this tablet for an outdoor sketch with Android devices connected.

Besides that, H640P has 6 customizable press keys, easy to be personalized for your own need.

Inspiroy H610Pro V2

$76.99

If you love the complete all the operating on the tablet, The Huion H610Pro will be your favourite. With its 10 x 6.25 inches active area, H610Pro allows you to create without any restrictions. It also has 8 Press Keys & 16 Soft Keys provide you with multiple ways to tailor your creation and increase your efficiency.

With the industry-leading 5080 LPI pen resolution, 233RPS report rate and 8192 levels of pen pressure sensitivity give you a natural control of brush strokes.

Advanced:

The models in this category are useful tools to improve your skills.

Inspiroy G10T

$139.00

If the smooth workflow is what you pursue, Inspiroy G10T is the tablet for you. It has many stunning features to obtain a smooth workflow. Like the unique multi-touch pad. You can zoom in/out or rotate your artwork by simply using wide-used gestures. This tablet also added a 2.4G wireless module support wireless mode. Type-C Interface allows you to plug the USB cable in arbitrary directions. 6 customizable press keys will increase your work efficiency.

It's the first ultra-narrow-border design in the graphics tablet industry. It featuring the 10x6.25 inch active area yet a smaller overall size. The rear case is made of the aluminum alloy, which gives it a stylish appearance.

Due to the 8192 pressure sensitivity, 5080LPI resolution, 233PPS report rate, you can achieve a professional level strokes.

Inspiroy Q11K V2

$139.00

Inspiroy Q11k v2 is for the artists who looking for outstanding drawing experience.

Comes with an ergonomic design, PW500 digital pen can greatly reduce the fatigue caused by long-period drawing. No more charging cable due to the latest passive technology of Huion. Collocating with the wireless mode, you can enjoy a tidy cable-free workspace.

The 8192 levels of pen pressure sensitivity provide you with better control of the line thickness, the pen supports ±60 degree tilt angle due to tilt function. Equipped with 5080 LPI pen resolution and 266PPS report rate. You can now capture every tiny detail of the brush strokes and enjoy the excellent drawing experience.

It also come with 8 express keys which will enhance your work efficiency.

Inspiroy New 1060 PLUS

$89.99

If you are the user of our 1060 PLUS, then you should try our new 1060 PLUS. As it is an updated version of 1060 PLUS, the inspiroy New 1060PLUS now has better linearity. With the latest technology, 8092 levels of pressure sensitivity, 5080 LPI pen resolution and 233 PPS report rate. New 1060 PLUS now has stunning pen performance.

We keep the build-in 8G SD card to help you save your work. We also put the driver inside of the SD card. So you don't need to download the driver or use a CD-room. Just plug in the tablet, find the driver and install it!

It also has 12 Programmable Press Keys and 16 Programmable soft Keys for better work efficiency.

Professional:

Models in this category are for professional artists. It’s a powerful tool for them to explore the world of art. They all have stunning features that can fully reveal an artist’s skills. We are introducing the KAMVAS Pro series.

Full-laminated anti-glare glass

Benefit from the full-lamination technology, parallax has been greatly reduced. Brushstrokes will be present accurately and naturally. Chemically etched glass provides a realistic paper-like surface. On top of that, the screen surface is covered with anti-glare glass, effectively reducing the glare and providing better visual performance.

8192 levels pen pressure with tilt function

Comes with 8192 levels of pen pressure and ±60 degrees of natural tilt recognition, PW507 battery-free pen can capture every tiny brushstroke variation.

The highest 266 PPS report rate

It comes with the industry’s highest report rate, you can have better performance and quicker response when working on the pen display.

120% sRGB colour gamut

Adopting 120% sRGB colour gamut, the KAMVAS Pro series offers an outstanding colour display and can greatly reduce Chromatic aberration.

Besides the common features share within the family, different models in the KAMVAS Pro series keep their unique features. Artists can choose different models due to their demand.

KAMVAS Pro 12

$349.00

If you want to upgrade your graphics tablet to a pen display, KAMVAS Pro 12 is a perfect model for you!

It has a similar size as the graphics tablet. You can easily put it into the regular backpack or laptop bag.

But smaller size doesn’t mean it needs to sacrifice the performance. KAMVAS Pro 12 has all the stunning features of the KAMVAS Pro series.

On top of that, it has 4 customizable press keys and 1 touch bar to improve your work efficiency.

KAMVAS Pro 13

$399.00

For the artist who is travelling a lot and looking for an compact pen display, you should check out KAMVAS Pro 13.

Featuring a 13-inches IPS screen, the weight of KAMVAS Pro 13 is about 1KG and the thickness is 11mm, only a little thicker than a mobile phone. It is easy to put in any regular size backpack. The chemically etched glass and aluminum alloy back case gives it a better durability.

You are free to set up your preference shortcut via 4 express keys and 1 touch bar, which will greatly enhance your productivity.

KAMVAS Pro 20

$549.00

For the artist who is looking for a large size pen display with a reasonable price. You don’t want to miss KAMVAS Pro 20. 19.5 inches screen brings a larger space for creation. 16 programmable express keys and two touch bars are available on both sides of the pen display, which will provide you a flexible and high-efficient working environment.

KAMVAS Pro 22

$849.00

As the big brother of the KAMVA Pro series, KAMVAS PRO 22 has all the stunning features of the family and a 21.5 inches screen. Perfect choice for the artist who loves to create on a large space. All the cable connection is on the right side, so it is easy to set up and you don’t need to worry about the cable constraint.

20 customizable press keys and touch bars on both sides makes it a perfect for both right or left-handed user. You can set up your favourite personal shortcut key and zoom in/out, scrolling, changing brush size by touch Strips.

KAMVAS Pro 22 will helps you accomplish the most sophisticated designing, drawing and writing tasks.

Thank for watching it! All the products in this holiday gift guide will on sale in our official online store: https://store.huion.com/

Hope you can find your desired gift in this holiday season!

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huiontablet · 4 years

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What makes the price of Kamvas 22 series different?

There are several differences between Huion Kamvas 22 and Huion Kamvas 22 Plus. The biggest difference is the price. While the price of Kamvas 22 is 399USD, the price of Kamvas 22 Plus is 499SUD. What makes the price different? Here we will show you the answers.

AG film & Etched AG Glass

Regarding the comparison table above, we could find that one of the differences between Kamvas 22 and Kamvas 22 Plus is that Kamvas 22 features the AG (anti-glare) film, while Kamvas 22 Plus features etched AG glass. What is AG film? What is anti-glare etched glass? And what's the difference?

What is the AG film?

AG film is an piece of protective film for screens. Just like an phone screen protector, the AG film of pen display is lightweight and can be replaceable.

Features of AG film:

Diffuses light and helps reduce glare

Improved viewing in challenging indoor light conditions

Lightweight, thin, frameless design

Gives screens a layer of added protection from dust and scratches.

Matte surface cleans easily and hides fingerprints

For further information, you can refer to this link.

What is the Etched AG Glass?

The anti-glare etched glass of pen display actually refers to the screen surface which using a special technique called "glass etching".

Screens are placed into the special acid for etching. The etching process apply special grains and textures on the surface of screen, which increasing wear and corrosion resistance of the screen. Meanwhile, the grains and texture brought by etching process cause diffuse reflection effect and eliminate the harmful glare. The texture of the glass increases the Coefficient of friction, which provide a realistic pen-on-paper experience.

Features of anti-glare (AG) etched glass:

Reduce glare and reflection

Paper-like surface texture brought by the frosted surface

Clear presentation and anti-fatigue

Anti-friction and anti-fingerprint

Overall, AG glass and AG film both offer the anti-glare by the diffusion effect. AG glass has better wear and corrosion resistance, AG film has advantage of lightweight and replaceable.

Quantum Dots Technology

We could also find that the color gamut of Kamvas 22 and Kamvas 22 Plus is different. The 120% sRGB color gamut enables your Kamvas 22 to better present the colors applied to your works, which responds to your professional artworks. Not only that, a stunning 140% sRGB color gamut on Kamvas 22 Plus, which delivered by the Quantum Dots Technology to reveal a more vibrant color.

Comparing these highlights, now you know how to choose an ideal model of Huion 22″ pen display for your daily creation works!

For more references in our official site.

Check also in our stores: Official Store

Amazon US: Kamvas 22 / Kamvas 22 Plus

Amazon Japan: Kamvas 22 / Kamvas 22 Plus

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