I often use a Neo smartpen. It isn’t exactly suitable for your workflow, but it records keystrokes and saves pages as PDFs or JPEGs. https://shop.neosmartpen.com
because it uses a special ball point pen and gridded paper note pad. But I read that you use a special smart paper while Wacom uses conventional paper atop a tracking surface. I don't think the Wacom series caught on like intended, but I still should make better use of it. Time is tight, Leigh, and a drawer full of underutilized Blackwing pencils call to me first.
The major benefit of Neo pens is that the phone app will record audio and link it to your writing. This is especially useful for students and journalists — although in some situations, there could be legal issues regarding consent of parties unaware they’re being recorded.
I have a first gen Apple Pencil and I love it. A guy on my old team bought it for me when I escaped the grind. I got procreate to go with it; alas I am still no artist
Procreate is a wonderful program! Sometimes I envy the iPad artists because their setup is so lightweight compared to my Wacom MobileStudio Pro. The big difference is that the Wacom tablet is a fully operational Windows computer and that adds weight.
As for being an artist, just keep plugging and have fun. Good things happen with repetition and even just doodling.
I often use a Neo smartpen. It isn’t exactly suitable for your workflow, but it records keystrokes and saves pages as PDFs or JPEGs. https://shop.neosmartpen.com
At first glance it reminds me of Wacom's Bamboo Folio series
https://www.wacom.com/zh-hk/products/bamboo-slate-and-bamboo-folio
because it uses a special ball point pen and gridded paper note pad. But I read that you use a special smart paper while Wacom uses conventional paper atop a tracking surface. I don't think the Wacom series caught on like intended, but I still should make better use of it. Time is tight, Leigh, and a drawer full of underutilized Blackwing pencils call to me first.
The major benefit of Neo pens is that the phone app will record audio and link it to your writing. This is especially useful for students and journalists — although in some situations, there could be legal issues regarding consent of parties unaware they’re being recorded.
I have a first gen Apple Pencil and I love it. A guy on my old team bought it for me when I escaped the grind. I got procreate to go with it; alas I am still no artist
Procreate is a wonderful program! Sometimes I envy the iPad artists because their setup is so lightweight compared to my Wacom MobileStudio Pro. The big difference is that the Wacom tablet is a fully operational Windows computer and that adds weight.
As for being an artist, just keep plugging and have fun. Good things happen with repetition and even just doodling.