illustrator.

Wacoms inkling can literally allow you to draw on paper while making it digital at the same time.

I tried it, but I personally do not need it. its not 100% accurate, but lets say its very good for doodling. I think the most useful is to people who work in Illustrator… i dont:)

Great feedback and is everyone working on a Mac or PC?

Does anyone hand draw things though?

@villanova Does anyone hand draw things though?.
..my last 2 subs here, vote:)

Wotto, cintiq is for work, inkling is for fun:) so, You know

@ wotto: I have an Inkling, and it is SO BOMB!! I love it! I just draw a guy out in pencil (So I can erase and stuff), then once he’s the way I like, I go over him with the Inkling pen, then upload to Illustrator and go over him again…it’s way great. Especially since I kinda suck at using my Bamboo tablet… :P

This is my latest guy I made with my Inkling:
The Huntsman

@ villanova: I used to scan them and put them into Illustrator before my Inkling came along. It works, but the Inkling I think works better because every line you draw is converted into a path so you can move and resize as needed once it’s in Illustrator.

Most of the time I just go over my designs with the pen tool. As an animator, I like getting a clean look for my designs, which is why some people may notice my designs aren’t as messy as other people’s…it’s just my style habit for animating! :P

I use ArtStudio. It only costs 1.99

I hand draw a lot of my designs then scan and then Photoshop it. Illustrator is a great way too, to have a very clean piece of art work (Vector) just as JustPetrucci was saying.

I don’t have a tablet or Inkling, strictly hand drawn art work, whether pencil or inking (with real pens). Then I scan it and use whatever program I see fit to give the design the final touches. I would love to have a tablet though like an Intuos. Oh, and I’m using a PC.