8 oz (including pen grip, which I’ve found necessary to hold to prevent hand cramps)Īpple Pencil 2nd Generation weight. Compared to the Surface Pro Pen the Apple Pencil is thinner, shorter, and lighter weight- making it easier and more intuitive to hold, use, and draw with.Ĭurious, I pulled out my postage scale to weigh the drawing styluses Although they differ slightly in technical measurements, in hand the 11 inch iPad was nearly identical in dimensions and felt very similar in weight in my hand.ĭrawing Stylus: My initial impression of the pencil was instantly favorable. The 2nd generation Apple Pencil feels incredibly light in the hand. Tablet: Transitioning from a 2015 iPad air, my first impressions of the iPad Pro was surprise that the dimensions and weight seemed identical. *supplies and listed resources are linked at the end of the article My First Impressions of the iPad Pro for Digital Art Surface Pro* tablet paired with the (also sold separately) Surface Pro Pen*
When I began this journey, I had just purchased the Surface Pro 4, so for a year, I dedicated myself to practicing, watching tutorials, and learning about best practices for making digital art on a Surface Pro.Ģ018 iPad Pro tablet* paired with the (sold separately) 2nd Generation Apple Pencil* When I first wrote this article, I was doing a mix of physical art and digital art, but I’ve since switched (aided by a season of international travel which limited my art supply access) to exclusive digital illustration. Through my trial and error, I’ve even created a post of tips and tricks for drawing on the Surface Pro, which I’ve merged into this article, below. For more than a year, I’ve been in the process of trying to take my art from physical pen and ink drawing to digital illustrations created via a drawing app on a tablet.
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