TL;DR Rec me a scanner or other options. I need to make digital

>>2782535
save money for a intuos 5 if you want to switch to digital.

>>2782542
To clarify, I'm doing pixel art, biggest resolution will be 640x640.

What's a good size tablet to get?

Is bigger always better?

>>2782557
if you do pixel art, don't get a tablet

>>2782535
Huion 1060 if you want a tablet. 70 dollaridoos.

I don't know shit about scanners at that price, but usually it doesn't matter if you stay away from 'good deals'.

>>2782535

Don't listen to that guy >>2782542 , you will never achieve such lines digitally like in traditional art and there's a really nice quality to making your sketches and inks traditionally first.

>>2782535
If you're looking for a good tablet to get perhaps my site can help:

artsartreviews.com

Hopefully it can help you find something

>>2782574
yeah if you're shit maybe.

>>2782535
Get a used Intuos. If you want to work, drop traditional.

>>2782658
I like your site, thanks

>>2782535
A camera will do the job, just make sure it's properly lit so you get a good image. It's crude, but it works.

>>2782567
Not op. I'm thinking about getting that one. But how is it? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FTE9HS2/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=30UCJMFJD8OLN&coliid=I23FXHNFTELPS5

>>2782557
>>2782560
>if you do pixel art, don't get a tablet
yeah I agree. I do most of my pixel art with mouse. I feel like mouse offers better precision

If you don't care too much about scanning quality CamScanner is a free app for smartphones that works pretty well

>>2783877
It's big, has buttons, and is half the price of a medium bamboo. They hotkey mapping is a little basic, but it has double the lpi resolution and pressure sensitivity of the bamboo. You can't really do any better short of an intuos pro.