graphics tablet

Not sure if the thousand dollar iPad Pro fits the budget of a budding digital artist you know? There are more ways for an artist to get their digital ink on, and one comes in the form of a new desk-friendly screen.

One of last year’s curious product ideas was a pen-friendly tablet with eReader technology, and while it might have disappeared from your memory, it’s back and ready to go.There’s no shortage of digital paper options in the world today, what with Apple’s iPad Pro, Microsoft’s Surface Pro, and even using a stylus on your phone including specific devices like the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but if you like paper, these may not cut it for you.There’s something about paper that just feels different. It might be the…

Graphics tablets are about drawing, and drawing without paper, but the latest tablet from Wacom is about drawing with either.

You know the problem with digital pen and paper, and how they don't feel like pen or paper? A new tablet aims to fix that.

Designers, Photoshoppers, graphic artists, and illustrators have a new screen to turn to if they want to get drawing, as Wacom revives its Cintiq line.

Ever wonder if digital art can look and feel just like the real thing? There may not be any imprints of pen or paintbrush markings, but a new push aims to show just how digitisers may be the best way to keep illustrators, well, illustrating.

Whether you're an artist, a Photoshopper, or someone who just like to dabble, a new tablet from Wacom could make things a little easier effectively bringing digital painting where ever you go.

"Thinner" is the real winner as laptops get to that point where you no longer have to think about size, reports Leigh Stark.

The graphics tablet has been around for yonks, making it possible to draw two dimensional art using your computer in a way more intuitive than a mouse, but what if you want to try out 3D art?