Hola Valeria entiendo tu frustración a mi me ha pasado algo parecido con la intuos 4, mas bien se me ha roto el lápiz no te preguntes como.

Te enlazo un link por si te sirve, que yo voy a utilizar. que al final es parecido.

http://tabletaswacom.com/tienes-preguntas/pregunta/instalar-grip-pen

A ver si tu ayuda, ya te contare. Dios el mundo del diseñador. Yo no soy nadie sin mi lápiz. jejej

😉

Rob,
Muchas gracias por el enlace. Si soy sincera ya había probado eso pero lo volví a repetir cumpliendo a rajatabla los momentos en los que tenía que conectar y desconectar la tablet… pero nada.
Mi problema sigue igual, sigue sin reconocer los dispositivos del lápiz y ratón.
Si alguien tiene alguna solución ruego para que me la desvele o tendré que parar todos los trabajos que había empezado.

Esto es muy frustrante…

Nada de nada.
Ya lo había intentado pero decidí probar igualmente pero nada. Además, parece ser que no puedo abrir «Configuración de Display Wacom». Cuando lo hago me dice que no hay un ningún monitor interactivo…

Haha, I’ve been putting a sheet of paper on my teablt for years too. It does feel a lot better and I feel I make better drawings with it. I’ve also recommended some friends to try it out, but they don’t like the texture and prefer the slippery plastic/glass feel. Whatever rocks their boat, I guess I use a medium size Intuos4 and cut my paper to match the size of the sensor . I find it confusing to just lay a whole sheet over the Wacom. I’ve also removed the rubber grip on my pen, as I found it too bulky. Without the grips the pen feels alot thinner, like a real pencil, and I find I have better control over my strokes that way. I don’t use the side buttons, so I removed them too.Another reason why I remove the grips is cause in time it becomes sticky, which I find uncomfortable.Another thing I use to prevent the sweating and dirtying of the paper is that I wear a very thin glove (sort of like comic book artists use) and cut the middle, pointing and thumb sleeves at the first knuckle, leaving only the ring and pinky fingers covered. But I’ve seen Wacom sell proper gloves for use especially with the Cintiq.

The slipperiness used to bug me not so much bueacse of the feel of the pen, but bueacse like skin on plastic my hand would stick to the tablet surface. Target dollar bin, 2 of those little gloves you wore as kids, cut the fingers off accept for the pinky, used a lighter to melt the ands of the finger holes so they wont continue to fray. BAM 2 tablet glovesNow I can lay down good pressure on the butt of my hand and it really steadies out my arm for big lines. I tattoo for a living and using that part of the hand to stretch is kind of essential so maybe this feels more natural to me than other artists.

yay!!! paul, i LOVE it!! first, the flipbook atoianimn, now the ds, you’re my hero! and now i want this game too. these sketches are great and behind the struggle of the 2 inches screen there seem to be quite some fun ;)the italy trip is getting close, we’re very busy with work but I really hope we’ll manage to meet up. In the meantime stay well my friend! Can’t wait to see the italian sketches.Ale

Hi Paul,Is there any chance you could do any more pthsohoop brush tutorials please? I would especially be interested to see how you painted the fur texture on the Open Season characters lower down on your blog.Cheers!