Tablet Help.

Nigger, just draw on paper and trace it with a shitty chinese tablet.

I have a light laptop and a small tablet
It fits in my bag nicely, doesn't weigh too much and I can do digital plein airs or whatever easily

Paid £100 for the laptop (secondhand, new would probably be about £300, still cheap)
Paid £80 for the tablet (new, wacom pen small)

I've seen a bunch of portable tablets with screens and stuff but they so often cost like £1,000+ and are gimmicky

Buy a laptop, but a small tablet

>>3091556
Ipad pro 12.7 and apple pencil is the best choice if you want portability and high quality. Mobilestudio pro should be good too but it's way overpriced, almost twice (or in some cases three times) as much as the ipad.

>>3091584
OP here, yeah I was thinking about a laptop with a tablet, but it's the whole taking both out and using both that I don't enjoy. Having to use a keyboard is what I want to avoid pretty much.

>>3091879
OP here, yeah I really liked the idea of that, but I'm wary of the response to the pen. I think I'll go to an Apple Store and check it out. Thanks anon, you're the bomb.

>>3091893
I have the Apple Pencil and the iPad Pro. Trust me, the Pencil is incredibly responsive and has amazing pressure sensitivity.

If you want to use full programs, just get Astropad or Duet Display and connect it to a computer or laptop and you're good to go.

I recommend you get procreate because it's an amazing app.