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Ray Frenden

aka Ray Frenden is a boy and has been a part of the Threadless community for 5 years, 11 months! he has scored 481 submissions, giving an average score of 2.17, helping 18 designs get printed.

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  • I think my enthusiasm for process is geeky on levels beyond the norm, heh. I WAS SO EXCITED to figure this out.

    posted 9 months, 2 weeks ago in Painterly screen prints don't need to be simulated process.

  • I haven't tested the Hanvon hardware at all, so that's super interesting to hear! Let me know how it treats you over time.

    posted 9 months, 2 weeks ago in Monoprice graphics tablets. Cheap. Good?

  • P-Active tablet monitors use UC-Logic digitizers, I think. UC-Logic is the OEM behind the Monoprice. I'm going to give those a look. I'm aware of the Hanvon, but don't know anyone who's used one in the wild.

    posted 10 months, 2 weeks ago in Monoprice graphics tablets. Cheap. Good?

  • Yes. I can't wholeheartedly recommend the Yiynova. I had lots of driver and stability issues on OSX and a few in Windows too. On a budget, if it's absolutely all the money you can spend, it's doable.

    The smaller Yiynova seems less jittery than the larger, too.

    The Monoprice has been a champ. I sold my Cintiq a couple of months ago and haven't looked back.

    posted 10 months, 2 weeks ago in Monoprice graphics tablets. Cheap. Good?

  • Yes. I can't wholeheartedly recommend the Yiynova. I had lots of driver and stability issues on OSX and a few in Windows too. On a budget, if it's absolutely all the money you can spend, it's doable.

    The smaller Yiynova seems less jittery than the larger, too.

    The Monoprice has been a champ. I sold my Cintiq a couple of months ago and haven't looked back.

    posted 10 months, 2 weeks ago in Monoprice graphics tablets. Cheap. Good?

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