Finally, I thought I had really arrived when I started using the Bamboo Stylus. I now carry the Bamboo Stylus wherever I go. The stylus was a subject of earlier blogs and articles. (http://www.wacom.com/en/products/stylus/bamboo-stylus)
The bamboo stylus has heft or weight that gives it "substance" or feel when you use your touch sensitive device. The tip is interchangeable when it wears out. The pocket clip can be removed or replaced.
So you can see why I was so impressed. I even gave a blue colored Bamboo stylus to my spouse as a present. So when I saw the Disney Creativity Studio Smart Stylus (DCSSS) I realized what I had been missing.
Imagine using the DCSSS to draw your Disney characters on your iPad. The DCSSS comes with the Disney Creativity Studio App with tools to learn how to draw Disney characters. DCSSS is available online at the Apple store for $50. DCSSS requires a AA battery.
if you want to learn more about Disney Animation, visit Don Bluth's website (www.donbluth.com). I met Don at the 1976 premier of The Rescuers, the 23rd Disney Animated film. This was the first film that Don worked on as an animator instead of an assistant animator.
Don went on to found Don Bluth Productions and produce "The Secret of NIMH" and "Anastasia." Don was being trainer by Wolfgang Woolie Reitherman, one of Disney's "nine old men" to be a directing animator.
I remember fondly Don teaching me to draw a circle-- an extremely important skill for a Disney animator. The website has videos of Don teaching how to draw characters from his classic film and the laser disk games, such as, Space Ace and Dragon's Lair.
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