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Finished this piece finally after so long! A VERY VERY belated birthday gift for my boyfriend of his sylvari thief. He’s changed this characters outfit a couple of times throughout my work on this painting, so now I feel like I need to make one for his current outfit haha!
Done in Photoshop CC 2017 with a UGEE 2150.
I’ve already been geeking out over on Twitter, but I bought an Ugee 2150!! And effectively decimated my savings but, well...
It’s taking a lot to get used to it, and I think I may need a monitor arm to really use it comfortably.. but I’m getting the hang of it! It’s surprisingly responsive, and the accuracy of drawing on a screen is really welcomed after using graphic tablets for so long. I hope this investment continues to mean good things!
aha, drew this on the ugee 2150 (i think thats what its called) and now my eyes are killing me lmao, but anyways enjoy this really bad lineless piece rip.
Tablet dirver problem
So im trying to install drivers for my Ugee 2150, Im working on windows 7.
I have uninstalled all my tablet drivers, however i still get a pop up telling me i still have tablet drivers installed.
How do i fix this
@tg1117, thanks dude! It's great to hear that cause the desk took me 2 weeks to design and about 8 hours to build! I'm running a UGEE 2150 and I have no complaints outside of what's normal for art tablets (sporadic driver issues, finicky calibration, how the hell do I tune the colors right?!). I do wish the cables weren't where they are, as they take a lot of bending when the tablet is at its flattest position.
FedEx dropped off the UGEE 2150 Graphics Tablet, basically a 21.5 inch screen you can draw and paint on--digitally. I just hooked it up to my Mac, and I've spent all of five minutes playing around in ArtRage 4. I love being able to draw on the same surface as the work, unlike my Wacom Intuos tablet where you draw on the table and use the cursor on the screen to determine what you're doing. Now, this isn't difficult--I've been doing it for years, but there is something more natural about moving the pen/pencil right over the line you're drawing.
just bought a ugee 2150
so excited :))))
