waynehom

Well, tried the Surface Pro 3 for almost 3 years now, but couldn't make it work better for me. While it was great for drawing, I didn't have the time to do it consistently or regularly. Most times, when inspiration hits, the SurfacePro 3 was either dead or almost dead battery. Boot-up wasn't a big deal, maybe wait two minutes for time from boot to opening Clip Studio to ready to draw, but that also did cut into the creative mood. So, now, I allow myself a new device every 3 years or so, so I waited for the new iPad Pro. When I saw these first come out last year, I thought about getting one, but held off. I wanted to give my SP3 another chanc

Okay. I finally did it. After playing with the original Microsoft Surface Pro, I was keeping it in mind as my next purchase. I was captivated with the active stylus (Wacom). At last, something to help me try to make some better art. But alas, no money to buy it. Then the Surface Pro 2 came out, with better specs, but still no money to buy it. Then the Surface Pro 3 came out, and after waiting so long since the first one came out, I decided it was time. The specs of the new machine were so much better, now with an N-Trig, which seems to work much better, especially with Magna Studio EX 5. I'm loving it. Now I have to learn more about the too

Well, the work on my Nexus 7 tablet and Sketchbook Pro seems to be working well. Just took another stab at coloring and its a good start. I still have a lot to learn about coloring and shading, but doing it this way is so much easier than before.