Luckily, I have some experience with a company called UGEE that specializes in graphics tablets and monitors. If you need to go larger like I did, the name brand drawing monitors are 1700 dollars! 800 dollars? For a 13' tablet? That's way too much for me, especially for a moderate user. Like, I couldn't believe how expensive they are. If you have the correct setup, you can also have a main monitor and use the graphics monitor as a secondary screen as well.Īs I'm sure you've seen by now, the price is so steep for graphics monitors that I had to wait a while until I could afford one. On most of them, including this one, you cannot just touch the screen to work, you have to use a stylus. This is essentially a monitor, but with the ability to use an active stylus on the screen so that you can draw directly on it. When my space shrunk I had to get rid of one of the monitors, so I decided to buy a larger graphics monitor and replace both of the current monitors I have.įor those of you unfamiliar with what a graphics monitor is, those beautiful works of art you see in Disney movies and video games are all mostly done with a graphics tablet. My previous setup was the 15.6' drawing monitor and a 22' regular monitor. This is the size of the average laptop screen and for me, was too small to use on its own. I know that sounds counter intuitive, but the graphics monitor I had before was only 15.6 inches. Recently my workspace shrunk a little bit, so I needed to get a bigger monitor. I own a graphics tablet and eventually upgraded to a graphics monitor, which ended up being way more useful than the tablet. I prefer drawing, sketching, and painting as my preferred medium, but I have been getting a lot more serious about working in digital art realm to make some graphics for my website and creating digital comics. I will update this in a few days or so with some more in depth information after using it for longer, I just wanted to put my first impressions out there for now.

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