A few weeks (Months?) ago, there was a thread about using Wacom pen tablets with design software instead of using a mouse. I continue to search for hints on how I can get my tablet pen to come up to the praise that others expressed.
In that search, I came across the following link today. It demonstrates the use of CorelDraw Graphic Suite in general graphic design while using a Wacom pen tablet.
Video is about 20 to 30 minutes long. I give it a 4 star rating ****
CorelDraw and it's competitor, Adobe Illustrator are mid to high end ($$$) programs for vector graphic design.
Aside: You may need some knowledge on CorelDraw from Rich Hutchenson's "Corel Draw 9 Tips" at http://www.scrollsaws.com/ in order to fully understand what the artist is doing between Vector Graphic or Bitmap drawings.
Phil
In that search, I came across the following link today. It demonstrates the use of CorelDraw Graphic Suite in general graphic design while using a Wacom pen tablet.
Video is about 20 to 30 minutes long. I give it a 4 star rating ****
CorelDraw and it's competitor, Adobe Illustrator are mid to high end ($$$) programs for vector graphic design.
Aside: You may need some knowledge on CorelDraw from Rich Hutchenson's "Corel Draw 9 Tips" at http://www.scrollsaws.com/ in order to fully understand what the artist is doing between Vector Graphic or Bitmap drawings.
Phil
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