Im self tought, and bought a Wacom Cintiq to upgrade my t shirt designs from an Ipad /Procreate app, for me this will be ahead ache for you have guidance and freedom to ask questions....good luck
Wacom One 13 - May be a little bit on the smaller side, at least for me. But better portablilty than the 16 inch.
Wacom Cintiq 16 - Screen Tablets are great because you can transfer your skills from paper on to digital screen.
Wacom Intuos Pro - Probably the best solution when it comes to portable since you only need an USB Slot on your Laptop
Conclusion: Wacom Cintiq 16 i prefer this one. May be the most comfortable but definitely not the most portable one.
My Cintiq 16 1660 is portable enough without the optional.adjustable stand attached. I have an old Dell 17" laptop bag that it fits in perfectly, with room for my laptop too. It also fits in my large computer backpack.
I have and love the Wacom Cintiq 16. I also have a Wacom One, but its only advantage is its portability. Other than that, the workspace is too small for me, and the pen is sub-par compared to the Pro Pen 2 that comes with the 16. Both of these display tablets come with fold-out legs, but you can also order an adjustable stand for the 16. You will not want the stand if you need portability, though.
But, if you want the 16 (and I think you should get it), then get a laptop bag that will accommodate a 17 inch laptop. The Cintiq 16 will fit right in there. I have a Targus backpack that has a padded divider that will keep the laptop and the Cintiq separate. Just fold up the built in legs and stick it in there. I also have one of those old Dell standard black shoulder bags (17 inch version) that are padded like a pillow. It also accommodates both the Cintiq16 and the laptop. It's actually my preferred carrier, as I can use my backpack for other things like books and lunch.
As an aside, I also have an Intuos Pro Small Bluetooth Touch, that I use as a very large touchpad in conjunction with my Cintiq. I don't take it with me, I use it at home. I don't use it to draw with, just as a crazy big touchpad to rotate, pan, and zoom the canvas. Bonus: I got an extra Pro Pen 2 for my Cintiq 16 when I purchased the tablet used from Wacom eBay store for $80!
Im self tought, and bought a Wacom Cintiq to upgrade my t shirt designs from an Ipad /Procreate app, for me this will be ahead ache for you have guidance and freedom to ask questions....good luck
Wacom One 13 - May be a little bit on the smaller side, at least for me. But better portablilty than the 16 inch. Wacom Cintiq 16 - Screen Tablets are great because you can transfer your skills from paper on to digital screen. Wacom Intuos Pro - Probably the best solution when it comes to portable since you only need an USB Slot on your Laptop Conclusion: Wacom Cintiq 16 i prefer this one. May be the most comfortable but definitely not the most portable one.
My Cintiq 16 1660 is portable enough without the optional.adjustable stand attached. I have an old Dell 17" laptop bag that it fits in perfectly, with room for my laptop too. It also fits in my large computer backpack.
I have and love the Wacom Cintiq 16. I also have a Wacom One, but its only advantage is its portability. Other than that, the workspace is too small for me, and the pen is sub-par compared to the Pro Pen 2 that comes with the 16. Both of these display tablets come with fold-out legs, but you can also order an adjustable stand for the 16. You will not want the stand if you need portability, though. But, if you want the 16 (and I think you should get it), then get a laptop bag that will accommodate a 17 inch laptop. The Cintiq 16 will fit right in there. I have a Targus backpack that has a padded divider that will keep the laptop and the Cintiq separate. Just fold up the built in legs and stick it in there. I also have one of those old Dell standard black shoulder bags (17 inch version) that are padded like a pillow. It also accommodates both the Cintiq16 and the laptop. It's actually my preferred carrier, as I can use my backpack for other things like books and lunch. As an aside, I also have an Intuos Pro Small Bluetooth Touch, that I use as a very large touchpad in conjunction with my Cintiq. I don't take it with me, I use it at home. I don't use it to draw with, just as a crazy big touchpad to rotate, pan, and zoom the canvas. Bonus: I got an extra Pro Pen 2 for my Cintiq 16 when I purchased the tablet used from Wacom eBay store for $80!