Overview
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Learn how to set up and master your Wacom tablet in ways that streamline your work, expand your creative options, and warm up your drawing arm.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- Why use a tablet?
- Exercise files
- Understanding positioning
- Introduction to the six axes of motion
- An overview of the Wacom product line
- Which tablet is right for me?
- Setting up the Intuos Pro
- Utilizing the Wacom Desktop Center
- Setting up the tablet for handedness
- Using the Wacom property pane
- Taking Advantage of ExpressKeys
- Utilizing the side switch buttons
- Using precision mode
- Improving interaction
- Using the touch ring
- Saving multiple settings with utility
- Intro
- Drawing freehand
- Tracing an existing image
- Vector illustration
- Using as a photo-retouching tool
- Expressing yourself through painting
- Placing your Tablet
- Using multi-touch
- Working with multiple displays
- Going wireless
- Using the Intuos Pro Paper Edition
- Utilizing the ExpressKey remote
- The standard grip pen
- The Pro Pen 2
- The art pen
- The airbrush
- Utilizing the eraser tip
- Nibs, the tires for your stylus
- What are tablet calisthenics
- Tablet calisthenics: Beginning exercises
- Tablet calisthenics: Intermediate exercises
- Tablet calisthenics: Advanced exercises
- Tablet calisthenics: Master exercises
- Setting up the Cintiq 22HD
- Positioning the Cintiq 22HD for your working style
- Optically aligning the Cintiq 22HD
- Color calibrating with the Wacom Color Manager
- Setting up the MobileStudio Pro
- Setting up a wireless keyboard
- Tethering with the Wacom Link
- Next steps
