Wacom Intuos Small drawing tablet with pen(paid link)
The main tool for digital illustration
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Practical things for the job and the workday.
The main tool for digital illustration
Quick sketching on paper before going digital
Notes and thumbnails on the wall
Easier on the wrist during long sessions
Even light on the desk without screen glare
A reference for matching print colors
Graphic designers spend long hours at a screen, so the best purchases are about comfort and control: a good tablet, color accuracy and a desk that keeps the neck and wrists happy.
About our picks: A felt-tip pen and sticky notes are a designer's quick sketching tools for ideas away from the screen.
Gift tip: Practical desk upgrades beat novelty gifts for someone who sits and draws all day. Buying for a coworker? See coworker gift ideas or Secret Santa ideas.
More comfortable posture at a desk
Stock photoMusic for long focused sessions
Stock photoKeeps coffee hot at the desk
A bit of green on the desk
Paper for roughing out ideas
Smooth glide on a tablet surface
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