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Finding time for Art when you have a 9 to 5, bills, rent, young kid's, a wife, and that occasional freelance assignment that you wish would come around more often. $,$,$, time, time, time. Wish I had more of both, but I do manage to make time for art. Even if it's just to doodle in my sketch book daily. Inspiration will eventually strike and somehow, when it does, I find the time I need to do what it is I'm inspired to do. I don't know how I find that time but I do.
1. First Sketch On The Monoprice 22" Tablet



I've had this Monoprice 22" HD Tablet for about a month now but aside from testing it out on the different software I use I have not done ant serious work. I decided to do this sketch of a pirate using Sketchbook Pro and ArtRage to fully test out the tablet and pen.

The painting took about two hours to complete' The Tablet has worked just as well as my old Cintiq Tablet.

Here are the Sketchbook Pro version and the painting after touching it up in Artrage.


Below is a video from my YouTube channel discussing working on this painting, the tablet and using different software.




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