Tag Archive for 'graphics tablet'

Oblong Ogre

Published on January 6, 2009 in cartooning. 0 Comments Tags: cartoon, character, creature, CS4, drawing, george coghill, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, ogre, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

The “Oblong Ogre” is my most recent entry for the weekly Monster Monday monster art sketchblog.

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Monster Monday: Monkey Bat

Published on November 10, 2008 in cartooning. 0 Comments Tags: cartoon, character, color, creature, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Monkey Bat at Monster Monday

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Monster Monday: Goblin (Green)

Published on November 7, 2008 in cartooning. 0 Comments Tags: cartoon, character, color, creature, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Green Goblin at Monster Monday

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Monster Monday: Blue Beast

Published on November 6, 2008 in cartooning. 2 Comments Tags: art, blue, cartoon, character, color, creature, demon, devil, drawing, george coghill, goon, graphics tablet, monster, Monster Monday, Photoshop, sketch, Wacom.

Cartoon drawing of a blue devil/demon I drew up for Monster Monday.

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Wacom: Bamboo Dock

Published on November 5, 2008 in software. 2 Comments Tags: Adobe, Adobe Air, free, graphics tablet, Mac, resources, software, tool, Wacom, Wacom Bamboo.

Wacom has a new online service and free companion software tool download called Bamboo Dock. The apps available so far are basic — a drawing/doodling app, a map you can draw on and a handwriting recognition app. The others I couldn’t demo as a Wacom Bamboo serial number is required.

The online service is a sort of virtual sketchpad, allowing you to doodle, draw, scrapbook and upload files to “spaces” which are like collections, and inside of each one can add multiple canvases with different contents, themes and such.

I am having a hard time imagining a use for the online portion, but the companion apps look like they might be handy and should be interesting to see how things progress as new tools are developed/released.

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