YAY!! What kind is it? The ones with a screen? Or the kind that are just plastic? And does it have "Pen Pressure?" Mine doesn't, but it comes with most of them... OH, AND WHAT COLOR IS IT???

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It's a Wacom Bamboo tablet! No, my parents wouldn't spring for the screen, but that's ok. Yes, it has pen pressure, and it's kind of annoying me. Oh, and it's boring silver. That's ok though! They didn't have blue at the store like they did online!

Slink

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LEIK COOL.
OK, this is weird... I THINK I'VE BROKEN MY TABLET. THERE'S A CRACK IN THE PLASTIC AND IT WONT CLICK RIGHT....

As for the pen pressure, if it bugs you, just go to settings and turn it off. And then turn it back on again when you need it

Also, in photoshop Elements and most other photoshop things, you can mess with the "Tablet Settings" to make it work the way you want. Mine doesn't have pen pressure, (It's an old version, and I don't have the manual, AND it's probably broken.) but I've heard it can be REALLY helpful for making art look more natural and hand-drawn.

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Eh, honestly, I prefer graphite to any other kind of media. The unfortunate part is that, once you scan it in to the computer, it's IMPOSSIBLE to get it to look right!

Slink

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Really? I think it just takes a long time. Try searching for some tutorials on how to clean up drawn linework...
Try this one: [link]

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Thanks, loops! That really helps me a lot!

Slink

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