Drawings made with UBiQ2 (Intuos 2 12x18, LG IPS224v - very minor jittering)

[DaBotz]

UBiQ 2 is a re-work of my first Intuos2 XL build, with a 21.5" full HD LED IPS screen replacing the aboriginal 22" WXGA CCFL of the first version.


Its build log is to be found at http://forum.bongofish.co.uk/index.php?topic=2588.0

And these are some of the drawings I made with it...

[DaBotz]

[DaBotz]

[DaBotz]

I am pretty happy of this one...

[Aerendraca]

I really like your drawing style; I particularly like the last picture of john's spirit.

[Drewid]

Wowser from me as well.  Nicely done.

[DaBotz]

I really like your drawing style; I particularly like the last picture of john's spirit.

Wowser from me as well.  Nicely done.

Thanks. In effect, building my "...IQ"s helped me more than a bit, as I have not the steadiest hand on the planet, and using detached tablets  was a bother when doing this kind of drawings.

Meshing screen and tablet together was more or less "what the doctor orders".

Only thing, If I had bought an Intuo 4 XL instead of the L that I got, I would probably have built only one of these things, instead of five...

[DaBotz]

As I feel a certain need to get praised (kind of), I post three more
drawings made with my "iQs" (mostly, the UBiQ-2/Mini-Q combo)







I have seen that the latest iteration of Apple's Macintosh breaks the driver
for the Intuos 3 - as a result, Intuos 3 prices are falling, and I snatched a
PTZ-1231 for less than 40 Euros (with shipping), as well as a faulty Cintiq 12WX
(mostly because of the pen, and maybe I can resurrect it - or place the 11.6" IPS screen
I have around over its sensor board).

I will check things once the pieces are in my hands... after all, I already have two stripped 22" to test
over the PTZ-1231, so I can wait before buying yet another monitor.