What should I use for drawing /ic/ ? A tablet or a laptop

>>3126538
>I have no clue what Im doing or saying
-The post

>>3126538

Are you a cute 4'9" rori? I will buy you a tablet if you are.

>>3126538
You mean a display tablet or a pen tablet?
Depends on your budget, but I'd recommend a pen tablet for starters. Huion has some good ones.

As for the display itself, you can get a laptop with a VGA port and attach an external monitor to it, that's what I do and it's pretty comfy.

Thinkpad T series have some older reliable laptops at laughable prices.

>>3126576
Thanks anon, but what is the difference between display tablet and pen tablet ?
And according to my calculations I can start drawing only with 40$ ?

>>3126615
A display/screen tablet is a tablet with screen that you draw directly on. Just google wacom cintiq.
They are super pricey and the posture is pretty awkward, 'cause you have to hunch over them.
A pen tablet is what's under the girl's right arm in OP pic, eg. huion new 1060 plus or XP-pen star 06.
Those two are very good btw.

About your calculations - you can get a ballpoint pen, a pencil, a fineliner, a stack of A4 papers and a piece of cardboard as an underlay and get to drawing, all under $20.
That's what I'd actually recommend if you're starting out. Digital art isn't suitable for learning the foundation.

As for when you do want to draw digitally, no. Seriously, if a new tablet is under $70, I'd strongly recommend avoiding it. It could be size S, no support or straight up scam.

>>3126538
Are people actually retarded enough to draw like this, or the artist just wanted to make her look 'moe'.