I want to transition into digital drawing from traditional. I

>>2955820
an ugee can be your end game if it's big enough

If you're serious about this, get a cintiq.

I started with a Bamboo, but when I got a Cintiq my productivity and quality in digital increased 10fold. Drawing on a Cintiq is BETTER than drawing paper, as it's nigh identical + you have all the digital tools.

>>2955829
hmm, I was looking at the UgeeHK 1560, is that alright?
>>2955832
I think the most I can afford right now is a cintiq 13hd, or maybe enough for the new 16"

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>>2955820
Eh, with regular tablets it's not too bad from my experience. I prefer regular tablets because my monitor is better than a cintiq's screen, plus it's cheaper.

Hardest part is line control, and the best tip I can give there is GET AN ANTI-FOULING GLOVE. Buy one, cut up a cotton glove or sock, but make sure you have something that will let your hand slide on the tablet. That alone turned my lines from parkinsons to decent. It's more important on larger tablets since you'll be doing larger movements.

>>2956957
I definitely want to be able to do lineart, so wouldn't a screen tablet be better anyway? The ugee models aren't too expensive from what I see

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not OP but is ugee a passable alternative to cintiq?

>>2956993
Would it be better? Maybe, it's a personal preference thing.

It's definitely more expensive though, my Huion WH1409 was like $125 and it's huge.

You can definitely do lineart on regular tablets fairly easily, the learning curve is just a bit higher. You'd want to give it a few weeks.

Honestly, I find it a lot harder to draw on a screen than a tablet.
And that's coming from a traditional background. Just the way screens feel and function, its way easier to use a tablet.

>>2957669
Really, how long did it take to adjust, I remember trying an intuos out and it was very foreign and difficult to make the lines as opposed to on paper.

I also prefer intuos over on screen. Way bigger learning curve imo cause of slippery glass.