So I am making the switch...
 

I am moving from pen and paper to a bamboo tablet for digital art. :D I am super excited for this. Any one else have a tablet of any kind and does digital art?
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I have a sh*tty Genius tablet, but it gets the job done. Making the initial switch does take some getting used to.

a friend was telling me about her tablet and when she was like my dad only paid like $100 i found one and snatched it up this morning now to wait till it comes, saturday cant get here soon enough
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I have a simple Bamboo tablet that i use.

I believe thats the one I bought comes in a green box? fun fact right now top right add is for the bamboo effing awesome. How long have you had yours and was it easy to use?
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Have had mine for awhile. it was bit hard at first but got use to it real fast.

What programs do you have I have photoshop but it comes with corel any software you would recommend?
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I just use photoshop. it works for me. I dont go on it that much i still prefer the good old fashion way of drawing and painting.

See I hate using colors like painting I feel I cant bring out what my mind wants so I trash "finished" works. Hopefully this will all be a learning thing and some magical way I decide to like color and better apply it to the image.
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Everyone is dif when it comes to coloring. I will somtime draw a pic scan then color on photoshop if im in the mood. But i mostly just color by hand. I just turn on the radio or put a movie on sit back and draw or paint and lose track of time.

Tablets are pretty awesome once you figure them out. I've been using one since I was in highschool (something like 6+ years ago), and I'm still learning different tricks. Part of that is making the move from a crappy old Wacom basic to a BIG Wacom intuos4 tablet.

You might find that combining both traditional and tablet based pieces is really beneficial. I still use both.