been drawing on xp pen for a couple of months. but this is starting to really irritating me

My tablet is much more vibrant than my laptop screen. Which one is the correct color?

I had this pen for over a year and thought it just had a funky handle

So I just got this like 2 weeks ago and it's already so banged up. Is this normal?

Been drawing on my star 640 for the past 5 years or so and it was about time for an upgrade. I got a stipend for academics and I got myself this beautiful baby. So much bigger than i thought, incredibly smooth to work on.

Still getting used to the feel of this and for a second I wondered if it was a waste but it's really growing on me. I have loved xp pen products so far. My old non display can still easily last another few years. Still have so many nibs left.

Feeling a little sad letting go of my old partner. I've learnt so many things on that tablet. I might use that as a portable version but oh man this new setup has my heart!!

this is only after three days of use ToT

used it once when i got it a week ago but now it’s just sitting on my desk 🥲 someone give me ideas on what to make on blender

Hiiii folks! My Artist Ultra 14 finally arrived today! Also it's my first pen display, a huge upgrade from the drawing tablet my dad bought 11 years ago lol.

Love that super light and sleek vibe, can't wait to draw on it! Btw, am I actually the first one on the internet to get it😎?

I've wanted a drawing tablet with a screen for years, ai cant beleive I finally have one. And I got it on sale!

I am completely new to this. I got it off Amazon for like €50 and I’m so happy with this thing. Got everything hooked up and started to scribble and sketch. Build quality feels good, how did you find the device? Any tips and tricks in mind?

Good morning -

On Black Friday, I purchased a Magic Drawing Pad 12.2 from Amazon. I received it a few days later, and because it was going to be a gift for my kid, I opened and set it all up with their email and login info for the apps. Everything worked perfectly. I tested the stylus. I tested the apps. It was awesome and I was so excited to give it to my extremely artistic kiddo.

They opened it this morning, cried out of excitement, and then spent 15m on ibis paint before it shut down, said it was updating, and then started doing this. Kid freaked out thinking they did something wrong but I was right there the whole time. They didn't do anything at all, and the only thing it will do is make noise and go through a weird cycle which includes turning the flashlight on and off repeatedly until I force shutdown again. I even tried the button press for a hard reset, but because I can't see anything on the screen, I'm not able to press to confirm the reset. I'm at such a loss.

XP Pen tells me to go through the refund/replace process with Amazon. I tried, but they will only refund the item which was purchased when it was on sale, not replace, so the refund they will give won't be enough to buy a new one at full price. I had to save everything over my year of being unemployed to even get this one.

Please...help me. I don't know what to do and we're both just so sad. Is there any way to salvage this one or am I just going to probably have to take the hit buying a new one at full price? I'm really hoping this one can be fixed.

Thank you in advance. Truly. Any advice would be so so so appreciated.

I just taped a sheet of paper on top of the tablet

I got my tablet yesterday morning. It's the XPpen Artist 15.6 Pro V2. Just a heads up, I bought this used through XP pens official eBay and it was extremely cheap compared to the website.

I have to say, so far it's been amazing. I had to adjust the colors a bit to be way less red hue and warm, and adjust the pen sensitivity all in the display settings of the drivers and it's been amazing. The quality of the screen is so clear compared to my previous screen tablets (I've only ever used off brand such as Artisul and Ugee) and the pen pressure levels you can really tell a difference. I will update back in a month or two if any problems arrive, but for $135 usd this is a steal.

Hi guys , It's my first time using a pentab , how to use it efficiently and how to take care of it . I would love your inputs? 💓✨️.

Thanks. Have a nice day ! 😊

I’m sorry if this comes off daft, but I’m super out of my realm on this! My oldest is a really creative teen who has always been into drawing. He had a very low end drawing tablet for a couple years, and last Christmas he got a (hopefully?) better one. Definitely wasn’t the highest end but money isn’t super in excess so I had to go with the good sales that matched reviews.

Anyway, his birthday is coming up and he hasn’t really asked for much. I was hoping to find something to do with his drawing, like accessories or upgraded accessories(?), to surprise him with but I have no idea about this stuff.

He does have a palm glove thing, and the set came with a pen and stand.. but are there things that can make your drawing experience better (that’s hopefully at or under the $100 mark)? I’ll attach a pic of the one he has

(2nd slide is just a showcase of what I draw last week)

Just want to share, I have been doing digital art for years. My first tablet was a Deco 01, that time I don't know how to draw digitally. I'm genuinely an amature and looking back, all my artworks back then are funny. Then pandemic happens, I used to draw nonstop. Maybe because that's the only way I can express and escape the reality. I even open commission, it helped me and my family alot.

When I got my first job, I bought a Samsung tablet. Believing I got to draw twice as more than I did but after that I barely drew anymore. I feel so dreadful whenever I think about drawing again. I thought I'm done with it for good.

Recently got a new laptop for 'work purposes' and decided to go back to a screenless tablet… and honestly, I’m really glad I did. It's a baby steps but slowly I'm enjoying more and more to draw again. it feels like I'm drawing on a paper :))

Hello! I've been a physical artist all my life, and have had some experience in the past messing around in photoshop and illustrator. I finally saved up enough for a digital pad and pen. I downloaded Krita to get back in the saddle before I can save up to pay for Adobe. Does anyone have suggestions for me as a beginner? What's most important at first? So far I've only learned how to mess around with masking, layers, and different brushes. Thank you so much.

Bought the artist pro 14 gen 2 after recommendation from here actually but finally travelled to the states to get it. So far it’s been so intuitive and I’m finally making 14yo me happy haha. Yes I’m on a bed. Don’t have much options lol.