Cintiq

“I find personally that the tablet is more ergonomic for me than something like a Cintiq (or my iPad, for that matter), where you draw directly on the screen.”

“I use a Cintiq for this (22HD?”

“I have a Wacom Cintiq 21UX flatscreen monitor in a two-monitor set up.”

“I have a Cintiq 27QHD that I've DIY velcro'd a Razer Tartarus to for faster and more ergonomic hotkey usage.”

“I've recently just treated myself to a new (well, refurbished but new to me) Cintiq 22" after going freelance.”

“Where the real magic happens is my Wacom Cintiq 13HD drawing screen.”

“Eventually will get a 13" Cintiq or something but for now it's just that little tablet.”

“I feel like I don't need any other tablet except for a Cintiq.”

“I've been using Wacom tablets and capacitive styluses for pretty much my whole life, and the latency and accuracy of the Pencil is only rivaled by crazy expensive rigs like the Cintiq.”

“I use mostly a Cintiq for illustrations and animation these days, but I can work with the simpler pen tablet that I used in the past.”

“A4), though I'll be changing to a Cintiq soon, I hope.”

“I draw on a Cintiq screen (which I'd recommend over conventional tablets because it feels a lot more precise and immediate), but at home I've got a big Thunderbolt-knockoff Dell display.”

“My productivity increases with dual monitors, so I'm using a 27 inch LG at home and a hand-me-down Wacom Cintiq 20 with busted pen input at my co-working desk.”

“Wherever my studio happens to be at the moment, I keep a 22" Cintiq monitor to cut things out on.”

“At home, I draw on a Cintiq 13HD, which I have mounted to my desk with an art easel and an Ergotron LX arm.”

“Up until recently I worked entirely off a Wacom tablet, but I've recently upgraded to a Cintiq screen, and I'm really noticing the difference now I'm directly drawing on the screen rather than indirectly drawing via the tablet (I can draw circles again!).”

“The tablet I use to draw digitally is a 24x Cintiq model that I have mounted on an Ergotron arm so I can move it around pretty easily, as my sitting posture ranges from "Raptor in rapt attention" to "Bones?".”

“A Wacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid that I hook up to it if I'm doing more precision work.”

“Right now I'm in my office space, so I'm on a Cintiq Companion 2.”

“I draw directly into Flash with a 22 HD Cintiq.”

“I do everything related to art digitally on my Wacom Cintiq 22HD, which also serves as a second monitor to my laptop.”

“Attached to it is a Wacom Cintiq 13HD.”

“Both setups include a Cintiq 21UX, which is probably the third or fourth model of Wacom drawing products I've used, and it is by far my favorite.”

“I draw on a Cintiq 21UX from a few years back.”

“My back pain finally exceeded the pain of paying $3000 so last month I upgraded my small Cintiq drawing tablet to a large one.”

“Sometimes I use color, which I always do digitally (colors don't scan well), and for that I use a Wacom Cintiq 24HD, which is one of the pricier tablets.”

“I had a Wacom Cintiq 24 HD for a while, but after a year of only using it as a glorified paperweight, I sold it and bought a Scared Stiff pinball game instead.”

“I have a dual monitor setup with a 23 inch Samsung LED and a Cintiq 12WX.”

“When working completely digitally, or coloring in scanned line art, I work on a Cintiq 22HD, with two other monitors (24" and 19") on a dual-mount VESA arm.”

“At home, I use a similar setup, but instead of a tablet I have a Cintiq 21UX, which I have mounted on a six axis arm.”