When it comes to the best Wacom tablets, there are a number of models to choose from. Whether you are a keen hobbyist or professional digital artist, there's a Wacom tablet to suit every skill level ...

Have you ever felt like your editing workflow could use a little more finesse or that your wrist is begging for a break after hours of fine-tuning timelines and color grades? If you’ve been searching ...

Wacom tablets are normally associated with digital artists and illustrators. I am neither of those, but when Wacom sent me their new Intuos Pro M, I decided to give it a go anyway. I figured many ...

With accessibility and sustainability in mind, Wacom has been busy devising a new range of pen displays that are offering some great features for less. The Wacom One 13 Touch pen display has a lot to ...

Pondering getting a pen/tablet type deal going for helping to edit photos. In theory, I wouldn't mind just having both my mouse and this thing hooked up at the same time rather than having to plug in ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Whether you’re new to digital art or a seasoned professional designer, these are our top picks for the best ...

With an HDMI-based display and a 13-inch footprint, artists and hobbyists can now experience the joy of a display-based graphics tablet without paying Cintiq-prices. Just as the Wacom Bamboo added an ...

Because Wacom's newest device is for amateurs, it made sense for an amateur to review it. After all, no professional designer currently using a Cintiq is going to step down to a budget device unless ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. There’s a ton of tools for digital art on the market — tablets, styluses, drawing apps — but it can ...

The 2009 line of Wacom Bamboo pen tablets is available in several configurations. CNET has reviewed the flagship model (the Bamboo Fun Pen & Touch), but we've listed the others are listed here for ...

If there's one problem with Wacom's drawing displays, it's that you can't really buy one if you're just a hobbyist. After all, their price and complexity means that if you own one, you're either a ...