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Very nice!!

Offshore - Adult Games Developer

If it wasn't for our difference in art styles...as well as my lack of knowledge when it comes to color, I'd offer to help in anyway I can.

Clawde Everproud

"days" is fine for the hardware & delivery but don't forget that Brandon has years of "time in" on the damaged one so there's a custom configuration to consider. Getting the new tablet set up to react just like the lost one could take another week or more if the new OS confires the same features as the old - pen tip pressure for line width, pen speed, personalised texture downloads, is the website from 4 years ago where I got them still alive even? Give Brandon all the time he needs to get his new tools JUST RIGHT.

Miowarra Tomokatu

Ive waited for other creators you put content out to often to worry

Bemoteajh

I'd say get a new one, trade in the old one for a discount. Replacing the screen is pricey and there may be more damages within. The wait is killing me tbh. o_o Mcfobo, just about the cheapest drawing tablets here in the Netherlands go for €60-80, for hobbyists. But professional level tablets like the Cintique top end models? €2200-6000. And then there's optional extra's like special brush pens, overlay tools... Even a Spirograph set. So its an investment, if a good one. Be sure to consider how much you want/need one before and if you buy though. I've owned 2 so far, a quality Silvercrest one (cheap but good) and now a much smaller Wacom Intuos (works with Windows 10 though). TBH, I just doodle some as a hobby myself, so a Cintique would be too expensive. Still, the small drawing area is a bit... disappointing.

Sparkbomber

How much does something like a new tablet cost anyways? I've always wondered what kind of quality you use and how much they cost

Mcfobo

I'm sure we can survive a couple more weeks.

Sounds like a plan. Take care.

Jason Claymore