Cool story, thanks for sharing. Tablets are certainly a great tool for artists, always neat to see how well they take to them.
I just wanted to share what I thought was a cool
I just wanted to share what I thought was a cool tablet story. I work at a school where the students have tablets. I was working on one today when I noticed the background was a hand drawn pic that was signed. Apparently the student is the granddaughter of a very famous comic artist. He was in town for a convention and thought the tablet was so cool he drew something for her. Sorry I can't say who, out of privacy for the family. I just thought it was neat to see an old school comic guy warming to new school technology so easily.
Cool story, thanks for sharing. Tablets are certainly a great tool for artists, always neat to see how well they take to them.
The artist of Over the Hedge is an m200 user. He's posted here a couple times.
whoa, Trev! thanks for the plug!...weird to be reading along and suddenly see myself referred to.
Yeah, I draw the "Over the Hedge" strip for United Features Syndicate...my M200 has become my all-the-time, everywhere-I-go pc. This was unexpected, but its charms are just too compelling.
This is the syndicate website for "Hedge":
http://www.overthehedge.com/
Every strip, dating back to roughly January (I gave myself the tablet for Christmas), was squeezed out of my tablet.
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No problem. I loved reading over the hedge until my paper stopped carrying it. I pop by the syndicate's site and check it out every now and then.
Have you looked at another comic drawn by an m200 user, www.gamersgonebad.com ? It's enjoyable especially if you know anything about the gaming scene.
though somewhat unrelated - I am NOT famous but hope to be someday ;)
take a peek at my work, architectural designs and illustration all done on Tablet PC's:
http://www.fotolog.net/formula
:D
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