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“At home I use Windows PC and a Wacom Intuos Drawing Tablet with a much more aesthetic mouse and keyboard setup:”
Gabby DaRienzo Interview, Game developer, artist (Celeste, Nobody Saves The World) · via Uses This
“While photo editing I use a Wacom Intuos 5 tablet.”
Aurynn Shaw Interview, DevOps evangelist, giver of talks, writer of software, conference junkie, profes · via Uses This
“I have a Wacom Intuos 3 tablet that I've used consistently for fifteen years, original nib and everything.”
Taylor Dow Interview, Cartoonist, game designer, teacher · via Uses This
“I've bought a medium Wacom Intuos to test if the cursor jitter I'm experiencing with the Surface Book 3 is exclusively using the Microsoft Slim Pen, and it is.”
Julia Minamata Interview, Indie game dev, streamer · via Uses This
“For drawing I use Wacom Intuos (A5) - not sure what model it is.”
Oleg Dolya Interview, Indie game developer · via Uses This
“For instance, I also use an ancient Intuos 3 graphics tablet.”
Adam Koford Interview, Writer, cartoonist · via Uses This
“I then switch over to an older Wacom Intuos tablet for making any digital changes.”
Joshua Barkman Interview, Cartoonist (False Knees) · via Uses This
“When I moved to digital drawing I used a Wacom Intuos tablet with my cheap Acer laptop.”
Alex Norris Interview, Cartoonist, performer · via Uses This
“I use the Mac if I need to finish illustrations using my Intuos4 tablet.”
Rekka Bell Interview, Illustrator, sailor · via Uses This
“For drawing, I use a Wacom Intuos and pen.”
Jennifer Reitz Interview, Game designer, illustrator · via Uses This
“I use a small 2013 Intuos Draw and Touch for drawing, which works okay.”
Kyle Fewell Interview, Freelance illustrator · via Uses This
“When I'm doing promotional materials or logos or just enjoying myself, I use a Wacom so I can get a hand-drawn look.”
Olivia Kingsley Interview, Writer, performer, director · via Uses This
“A Wacom Intuos tablet that I use for music, photo editing, and other things”
John Adams Interview, Security researcher, sound designer, photographer · via Uses This
“I use a large Wacom Intuos 4 tablet for nearly everything I do.”
Chuck Anderson Interview, Art guy (NoPattern) · via Uses This
“I also use a Wacom Intuos (aprox.”
Shelly Alon Interview, Game developer (Glitchskier, Sputnik Eyes) · via Uses This
“I regularly use an Intuos 4 for drawing.”
Ben Esposito Interview, Independent game developer (Tattletail, Donut Country) · via Uses This
“It's a little old and not the Intuos series or anything, but it works just fine.”
Vivian The Dog Interview, 6-foot tall dachshund · via Uses This
“I use one of the huge Wacom Intuous 3's -- an old one, but it still works fine --which takes up a ton of desk space, but is so comfortable to draw with.”
Jane Friedhoff Interview, Creative technologist (NYT R&D), indie game developer · via Uses This
“The Cintiqs are pretty much the Cadillacs of the graphics tablet world, and something I worked my way up to from lesser tablets from the same manufacturer, like Intuos 2 and 3 tablets and and a 12WX.”
C. Spike Trotman Interview, Cartoonist, publisher (Iron Circus Comics) · via Uses This
“Besides the laptops, I also have a Wacom Intuos4 tablet (Model: PTK-640) and two Lacie hard drives dating from 2009 and 2014 - a backup, and a backup of my backup.”
Chelsea Howe Interview, Creative Director (Electronic Arts) · via Uses This
“I also got a Wacom Intuos Pen & Touch last year, but it's been sleeping on my book shelf for a long time...”
Hiné Mizushima Interview, Felt sculptor, animator · via Uses This
“At my job I have a PC -- a Dell with 8GB ram, dual monitors (also Dell), and a Wacom tablet with mouse & pen.”
Alice Rutherford Interview, Textile designer, illustrator · via Uses This
“As a digital animator, I rock a Wacom Intuos 4 for all my artistic needs.”
Sagan Yee Interview, Animator, indie game artist · via Uses This
“I have access to a Wacom Intuos tablet but I rarely use it these days.”
Jane Ng Interview, Environment artist (Firewatch) · via Uses This
“I've been using Intuos graphics tablets now for so long that I'm starting to lose my dexterity with a standard mouse.”
David Malki ! Interview, Designer, cartoonist (Wondermark) · via Uses This
“My key piece of hardware is a Wacom Intuos4 tablet.”
Katie Shelly Interview, Media designer (Cooper-Hewitt Labs) · via Uses This
“For illustration work, I use a 8x10" Wacom Intuos 3 tablet.”
Amelia Greenhall Interview, Data scientist, executive director (Double Union) · via Uses This
“For a while I was using a Wacom Intuos tablet but I've lost the pen so I'll have to get a replacement soon.”
Jen Fong-Adwent Interview, Apps engineer (Mozilla) · via Uses This
“For my designing work, I use a Wacom Intuos tablet along with a Moleskine for quickly sketching out wireframes.”
Adit Gupta Interview, Founder and CEO (Function Space) · via Uses This
“For digital art, I use a Wacom Intuos3 4"x5" tablet.”
Brendon Chung Interview, Indie game developer (Blendo) · via Uses This
“At work, I use a Dell computer with an Intel Xenon CPU (@3 GHz) with 4GB RAM, two HP 20" LCD monitors, and a 6"x8" Intuos 3 Wacom tablet.”
Lee Petty Interview, Art Director (Double Fine) · via Uses This
“It was the Intuos 3 generation.”
David Hellman Interview, Digital painter for games, comics, animation · via Uses This
“I draw on the Wacom Intuos 4 (L, A4 size) which is not that necessary, actually - I think a medium size tablet would be enough.”
Bahi JD Interview, Freelance animator · via Uses This
“I use a Wacom Intuos tablet instead of a mouse.”
Sadayuki Furuhashi Interview, Hacker (MessagePack, Fluentd) · via Uses This
“I use a Wacom Intuos 4 for editing photos.”
Kenneth Reitz Interview, Minimalist, photographer, developer (Heroku) · via Uses This
“I recently upgraded to the new Wacom Intuos which is wireless and has pen/capacitive touch support.”
Ethan Schoonover Interview, Designer, developer (Kinkless, Solarized) · via Uses This
“My main tool for drawing nowadays is the Wacom Intuos 3.”
Andreas Schuster Interview, Illustrator · via Uses This
“I use a Wacom Intuos3 tablet for drawing and sketching.”
Selena Deckelmann Interview, COO (Prime Radiant), PostgreSQL contributor · via Uses This
“I never use a mouse, instead I use a 6x8 Intuos4 wireless tablet - although it's almost always plugged in because I find it lags too much when I use it over Bluetooth.”
Zara Gonzalez Hoang Interview, Designer, illustrator, developer, screen printer · via Uses This
“At home I have a pieced together Dell PC (that I hate very very much) and a used Intuos 3 9x12 tablet that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't.”
Betsy Bauer Interview, Illustrator, character designer · via Uses This
“And I adore my 6x11 Intuos3 tablet.”
Matt Hammill Interview, Artist, animator, game designer · via Uses This
“Peripheral wise I'm using an M sized Wacom Intous 4 in combination with a cheap keyboard and mouse.”
Fabian Pross Interview, Technical director (Polynoid) · via Uses This
“It has 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB Ram, a Wacom Intuos 3 tablet.”
Bob Sabiston Interview, Developer, owner of Flat Black Films · via Uses This
“For digital painting and pixel art, I use a Wacom Intuos3 4x6" pen tablet.”
Derek Yu Interview, Illustrator, indie game developer (Aquaria, Spelunky) · via Uses This
“I use an Intuos4 Wacom tablet for everything-don't even have a mouse connected.”
Adam Lisagor Interview, Video director · via Uses This
“I use an Intuos 4 medium too.”
Keita Takahashi Interview, Game designer (Katamari Damacy) · via Uses This
“I had a 12x12 inch Intuos, it was one of the first ones to be USB, and I drew with it almost every day until about a year ago.”
Sam Brown Interview, Illustrator (Exploding Dog) · via Uses This
“For design and icon illustration I use a 6"x8" Wacom Intuos tablet and two monitors: a 20" and a 30".”
David Lanham Interview, Visual artist, iconographer (The Iconfactory) · via Uses This

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