If you’ve been known to practice some nude life drawing on the weekends (no, that’s actually not a euphemism for anything) but you’ve never made the transition to digital art, now is the time. Wacom—the company behind the only drawing tablets worth owning—has designed a pen that converts your ink drawings into vector or raster graphics. Using the same technology found in their tablets, the Wacom Inkling pen captures natural pen strokes with 1024 levels of sensitivity. So basically, unlike the hundred other digital pens you’ve seen before which are barely suitable for note taking, this one actually accounts for how hard you press down to create a varied line thickness. It works with Photoshop, Sketchbook Pro, Illustrator and pretty much every professional graphics program you’ve ever heard of.
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Boost Infinite Will Keep You on the Latest iPhone Year After Year
While we’re well aware that almost every single new “feature-packed” iPhone release is just a clever re-imagining of something Android users had years ago, we remain loyal to the brand because of the simplicity, streamlined ecosystem, usability and overall style. But we’ll also be the first to admit that we loathe the upgrade pricing structure. Or at least we used to before Boost Infinite. Boost Infinite hooks us all up with unlimited talk, text and data, along with the latest iPhone every year for only $60/month with Boost Infinite Access for iPhone plan. Yes, you read that correctly. Year, after year, after year, Boost Infinite will hook you up with the latest and greatest with this incredible offer and one low monthly price when you sign up.
