I just recently purchased an Asus eee slate computer and have been experimenting with Sketchbook Pro. Immediately what I noticed was how muc different it is from drawing on paper. There isn’t that ‘tooth’ on the screen, like on a piece of paper. The plastic nib on the pen just slides across the screen, somewhat too easily.
I’m finding it difficult to get nice long strokes. My sketches look chicken scratchy. Is this just something that comes with practice and experience? Or are there different nibs and pens you can buy, maybe like a felt nib that creates more resistance and control.
Also, what canvas size and resolution are most people using in SBP? I set mine to 8.5 x 11, 300dpi, but when zoomed out all the way, my lines don’t look nice at all. Maybe I just need to play with my stroke width and pressure sensitivity. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks!