Wacom Inkling - this looks rad

[dspring]

this looks cool... and something I would really like to try out... the price looks reasonable as well... the big question is how well it works...

[ken taylor]

pretty amazing technology but i don't really get the difference between just scanning the artwork in anyway or sketching in photoshop instead aside from saving a few minutes of scanning time and the fact that its portable i guess

[squeegeethree]

oh my

[Mark McCormick]

if it actually works well, the portability is worth it.

[squeegeethree]

$200

[eyepeace]

I'm curious how well it vectorizes the strokes. Could be really useful if it can make stroked paths out of a single pen stroke rather than a filled blob like illustrator will do from a scan.

I'd like to see a pencil version though - maybe like a refillable mechanical pencil.

[Aaron Gein]

Just saw this. Looks awesome. I can think of a lot of uses for it. Might save a few minutes here and there....but I wouldn't think of it so much as a time-saving device but as more of a "pain-in-the-ass" saving device. It could make a few things easier and smoother for a lot of people.

[weaponsofmassdesign]

I'm curious how well the ballpoint pen look will come through on the digital side. If it will give the same quirks of actual an actual pen or an approximation. I like how that looks and it's definitely part of my hand drawn style. I think that would get lost in translation.

[hartman]

Looks interesting and I'd certainly love to play around with it, but probably not something I could justify purchasing.

[Steve Chanks]

That is now officially on my Christmas list. Wacom has been making my drawing time easier and more fun for almost a decade and this just looks like the next logical step.