For years, if someone asked what tablet to buy for digital art, the answer was almost automatic: get an iPad for drawing. Apple's tablet has become the default creative companion for illustrators, designers and anyone who wants to sketch, paint or edit on the move, helped by excellent hardware, a huge library of apps, and, of course, the fact that Procreate has become almost as familiar a name in digital art as Photoshop.
But things are getting a little more interesting. After the best drawing tablet brands like XPPen and Huion released Android tablets for art, Wacom eventually followed with the excellent MovinkPad Pro 14, offering a very different idea of what an artist’s tablet should be. Rather than releasing a general-purpose tablet that happens to be great for drawing, this is a device that starts with the creative process and builds everything else around that.
