#AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK DRAWING TABLET TRIAL#

If you need even more resistance, you can even lay a piece of paper over the tablet so that when you draw, you get the resistance of a real piece of paper. So if you change your nib to one of these, you'll find that it's much easier to draw on your tablet. They've got more of a kind of graphite feel and a bit more resistance. If you look inside the pen stand, you'll see that it has spare nibs in there. If you're using the Intuos tablet, included with your Wacom tablet is a pen stand. What I'm going to do is just quickly show you the desktop version, and on the desktop version, I'm using a Wacom Intuos Pro, which is my favorite graphics tablet.

#AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK DRAWING TABLET TRIAL#

And you can go onto the website and download a free trial and try it out. It's available on the desktop, so you've got the desktop version. I don't know how they do it, but it really does feel like you're drawing with real pens and pencils when you use it.

I've tried quite a few drawing applications, and I found that that this one is one is the closest to feeling like drawing with a real pencil. I'm going to start by having a look at Autodesk Sketchbook. But if you do want to draw your own storyboards, I'm going to show you some of the best drawing applications and equipment that I think are essential for drawing. You can also create them using preset templates on online services, which we'll have a look at later. You can create them using stock images or found images, or even your own photographs. To create story boards you don't have to be able to draw them.

Autodesk sketchbook drawing tablet