Traditional creations supported by the latest technology - experiment with Palazzo Romantic House

Recently, I am a happy owner of the Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition graphics tablet. This certainly introduces a new medium to my work. However, I am definitely a traditionalist, so my stage of familiaring myself with the equipment must come gradually. I decided not to use the paper that was included with the tablet kit because it was of poor quality. When I want to create something new, I would like to use very good and proven materials at every stage of the creation of a new work. Therefore, I decided to use paper in the block Palazzo Romantic House. The A4 format is ideal for the Wacom Intuos Pro Paper L workspace. Why this paper, not the standard one? Well, because I love working on textured paper of very good quality, with a much larger weight than the one included in the set. Moreover, I wanted the work That I will create later digitally to have its so-called matrix - the first version, such a real tangible not digital. I wanted to give my digital works a soul. On paper, Palazzo Romantic House worked perfectly for me. I will mention that the sheets of paper are premium grade 280gr/m2 and contain 70% cotton. The paper is double-sided the right side of the sheet has a pronounced grainy structure, while the left side is smoother (such a 2 in 1 for each good thing). I wrote more about this paper in Palazzo Romantic House

I am very pleased with the effect on paper as well as on the digital version.

From drawing on paper to digital work, step by stepI attache

d a sheet of paper from the Palazzo Romantic House block to the surface of the Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition tablet and started making an illustration. I worked on A4 paper using a Large-sized tablet.
When drawing with finetip pen (was included with the graphics tablet), my every move zost saved in the tablet memory in a format that I can edit in the graphics program.
I didn't have to be connected to a computer or the Internet! Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition stores up to 200 multilayer or 1,000 single-layer drawings ready for use on other devices. Then I connected the tablet to my computer via Bluetooth. Using Inkspace, I was able to synchronize, store, and export sketches, illustrations.

Each artist and designer works in their own unique way. Some creators only make digital drawings, while others prefer to start each new adventure on traditional paper. I am definitely one of the latter. If you usually make a sketch, an illustration on paper, and then computer-finish a drawing, you will surely like the palazzo romantic house paper at work with this device. Another advantage of this creation process is that you can paint your original illustrations on paper later with watercolor and create completely new, separate works from them. Such a kind of ergonomics of the artist's work. You spend the same amount of time, and you get 2 creations.