1. Computer Drawing Stylus
2. Pc Drawing Stylus
3. Ipad Drawing Stylus

Pair the stylus with Inklet (Mac, $24.95), a cunning software package that takes advantage of the capacitive touch pad and stylus compatibility, and many users may find this a practical alternative to pricy professional drawing tablets. Compatible with Photoshop, Pixelmator and more, Inklet even offers pressure sensitivity, hand writing. I'm so sorry for my nick, all the other ones were taken. I'm an artist and I'm looking for a good working pen/stylus for my iMac. I want to use it like a mouse (not like the iPen2, I don't want to draw directly on my screen).

Computer Drawing Stylus

Pc Drawing Stylus

You can use the Magic Trackpad as a stylus, the difference is that your finger is the stylus, not the pen. Go to Preferences> Than go the 'One Finger' Menu> Finally select the 'Dragging' option. The key difference is instead of single clicking you have to double click by tapping once, than tap while holding and drag and it works just like a stylus. You can draw, use vector tools which it is very accurate at (more so than the Magic Mouse) Painter 4 Essentials is great for touch ups with it too. Click a brush tool in Painter, tap once, than tap and hold while dragging your finger around the Magic Trackpad (just as on an iPad) and there you have stylus type drawing. Minecraft cracked version download for mac. So yes it is a stylus pad but your finger (not a pen device) is the stylus and the accuracy of the TrackPad is so precise! • Answered by Richard M from Brisbane • Jul 30, 2010.

Ipad Drawing Stylus

The best thing about the Mark is how the stylus feels in the hand — it’s made of anodized aluminum and is smooth, but has a good grip. It’s also has a triangular shape, so it doesn’t roll. Bottom line: Griffin’s Stylus for iPad is a solid option, offering a comfortable grip and a capacitive rubber nib for smooth drawing and navigation, though its light weight may make virtual.