Wacom.

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Wow.. that's incredible. I wish: A) I had one of those and B) ... I could draw.

I know a guy that uses the Cintiq at work. Says it's the most amazing thing when he's using Toon Boom.

Saving all my moneyyyyy.

Saving all my moneyyyyy.

Nearly died from the moe overload.

Jesus christ. No wonder that thing costs as much as a car. @___@
Actually, pineapple cars. I'd walk happily in the blazing sun everyday if i had one of those beauties.

Looks like Saten, but no hair ornament...delicious Kanae Itou characters ;-;

This thread made me momentarily happy and I have no idea why.

This thread made me momentarily happy and I have no idea why.

Dat music
Dat drawing skill
Dat moe factor

f`uckyea

Dat music
Dat drawing skill
Dat moe factor

f`uckyea

No "Dat machine"? D:

Wow.. that's incredible. I wish: A) I had one of those and B) ... I could draw.

This. Except that I wish could draw better.

Hmm...the character design looks kinda haganai-ish.

EDIT: What the hell. Horizontal flipping. Totally useful for me since I can never seem to balance the left and right eyes in terms of shape and angle.

EDIT2: Oh. Kurota bb is the mangaka behind A Channel.

I've been wondering, is this tablet/machine/computer/thing the first one thats so good? Or are other similar to it?

Wow, never seen an artist use flipping in digital art? xd

Ever since I've used oC? and moved onto sai, I've hated not being able to rotate the canvas around as I pleased in say Photoshop. I've only used up to C2 or C3 so if you can rotate.... still wouldn't use it since it eats my current computer alive. n_n;

I've been wondering, is this tablet/machine/computer/thing the first one thats so good? Or are other similar to it?

Wacom is the brand name for a drawing tablet. iirc someone mentioned the reason why they're generally better is that they have better tip response than their competitors.

Dunno who came first, but others like the Cintiq:
Hitachi's Starboard products
USync's PenStar products
Hanvon's SenTIP products
The GD Itronix "Duo Touch" tablet PC products

Whelp, that gave me the urge to buy a bigger tablet AND practice anatomy for about...


a year.

Whelp, that gave me the urge to buy a bigger tablet AND practice anatomy for about...


a year.

Practicing all areas of drawn art just so you could justify the purchase of one of these would be worth it. No amount of cheap entertainment hits would compare to saving up and eventually purchasing one of these.

all hail our new tablet pc overlord

Hmm...the character design looks kinda haganai-ish.

Nah, buriki does the eyes much differently, the characters are "shiny", the outfits are MUCH flashier, and, particularly in haganai, there are almost always hair accessories. (fun fact, I used that acronym this morning to a JP friend and he raged at me because the "ha" is apparently pronounced as "wa", so it's actually bad grammar to call it "haganai"...).

Practicing all areas of drawn art just so you could justify the purchase of one of these would be worth it. No amount of cheap entertainment hits would compare to saving up and eventually purchasing one of these.

all hail our new tablet pc overlord

It does look very attractive to me, but I've grown so used to using a tablet that I draw on while looking up at a screen that the idea of drawing digitally in a old school way intimidates me at the same time!

Considering i started off scribbling in notebooks I don't know why it does. lol

(fun fact, I used that acronym this morning to a JP friend and he raged at me because the "ha" is apparently pronounced as "wa", so it's actually bad grammar to call it "haganai"...).

I was so confused when people were calling it haganai, like I somehow travelled back in time.

「僕は友達が少ない」 ― the particle は/ha is pronounced wa. Since the 11s shortened it to はがない, in a really weird literal sense, it is haganai and I think the author of the novels romanizes it as haganai. Some groups still use ha instead of wa when it's は in their karaoke ― iirc Eclipse and Static-Subs, or at least their older work.

Basically, it's down to preference, so saying "haganai" isn't technically wrong especially if you a) don't know Japanese or b) didn't know the show used the は from the title. But if you're going to call it "haganai" then you should also call it Boku ha Tomodati ga Sukunai. :]

tbh I'd say waganai irl simply because haganai = no teeth. trollololol

And makes me wonder if I should continue watching the show since I dropped the first ep. zzzz

It does look very attractive to me, but I've grown so used to using a tablet that I draw on while looking up at a screen that the idea of drawing digitally in a old school way intimidates me at the same time!

If you're going to go to life drawing sessions, they only have drawing horses and/or easels. ┐（￣ー￣）┌

I've been using a tablet to doodle for nearly 10 years and switching back to traditional art for the meantime hasn't been a problem. Or at least the getting used to holding the board with a pad of paper at an angle as I scribble. My biggest problem is how much pressure I put on my tool when I draw. xd

The show's pretty bad. No amount of flatchests could save it. No amount.