Is it good for drawing? Especially thin lines?
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It does OK. It's the best stylus I've found and a the pen is handy, but like all stylus's (styli?) on the market, the tip is about the same diameter as the rest of it so while thin lines can be drawn (depending on your app, of course, where that line is might not be exactly where you wanted it because of the size of the tip.
752569
For drawing, I wish it was a little slimmer. I don't use it a lot for drawing.
752570
Because the stylus tip is broad it's not good for precision drawing/writing. When I want to write/draw with precision I use a Musemee Notier which has a clear disc tip so you can see the point of drawing. But the Notier doesn't have a ballpoint pen in it which is why I own both. I mostly use this stylus/pen for my iPhone and the Notier for my iPad.
1740586
The Wacom is a great tool for drawing, I would think that pretty much anyone can pick it up since it works like a pen. It's also more ergonomic than a mouse in my opinion.
135409
I am not a professional artist by any means, but I like to sketch and compared to other styli (that have rubber-like tips but are not covered by some type of special fabric), this one works very well. I don't feel like I have to press so firmly on the screen. I haven't compared it to other styli that are specifically made for drawing/art, so I can't tell you about that, but I can say that my search for a really great stylus is over. Hope this helped!
471838
Can't answer that according to your needs; I don't draw! Use it for fine script in my journal, letters, etc. Seems a very fine nib to me.
2089170
I use it for a drawing application, Smartdraw, I found it was no better or worse than others. I had an ASUS Slate pc before. I have not used it on the programs you listed. Good luck
2264891
I use it like a pen to draw a line on a blued area and the line is quite visible. I used it on aluminum.
1021246
Yes, it is pressure sensitive, which is probably why the tips wear out so quickly. No experience with Android or Autodesk's Sketchbook.
805736
You can only see it on the monitor (PC). It does allow for more natural drawing but will take some getting used to. It has pressure sensitivity so if you use it Adobe's Photoshop or Illustrator it opens up the ability to change line weight with the brushes.
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Yes, it works for both, and certainly the fine tip makes notes much easier to draw without it looking like you made them with a magic marker. I found that to be exactly what I was trying to avoid. Small and concise notes. Hope that's helpful.
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Being a man I don't use cosmetic pencils but I think it would do a good job as long as you dull the tip a bit before using. It puts a VERY sharp point on the pencil. If you want very thin lines it would be great just exercise a little caution
1960858
Yes its worked great for me. outline drawings are actually the best. color photos n stuff come out blurry usually. but yes for outlines its awesome. I'm happy with the machine. jus make sure ur outline is nice n dark. it comes out perfect every time.
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No! Don't buy these thinking they will have a thin line. The ink bleeds on paper and leaves a broad line that, in my mind, does not qualify as fine.
812608
Hey Melina if is a touch screen it should work fine. This is a fine stylus that will let you see your lines when writing or drawing. I hope this help you.
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It works well enough I guess. The paper has enough grit to hold on to the ink but still smooth enough to let it flow like normal. Although lately I've been using a paper called Master's Touch Drawing pads but this one will get the job done pretty well. Good luck.
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The stylus I think is pretty decent for drawing, but the platform you're working on makes a huge difference too. If your tablet or whatever doesn't pick up the movements quickly enough, your drawings will look bad regardless of the quality of the stylus. So, I like it more than other styli I've tried for drawing, but my drawings still look like butt.
1970659
You can either draw into the program on a sketch layer, or if you draw on paper you can scan it, either or is good. i recommend a great drawing tablet however.
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First - I am not an artist but like to draw and take notes at meetings. I do not find there to be lag. The stylus works great especially on the pressure sensitive drawings (shadowing etc.). I do however find that it takes some getting used to on the accuracy of where the line will be drawn. Once the style is on the tablet, very accurate. Final point, it is not like writing on paper. I font the stylus to be slippery so lines are hard to draw straight. I am told that a felt tip stylus is available and eliminates this issue but have yet to find one and buy. Hope this helps...