reMarkable Paper Pro - A Drawing Review

The reMarkable Paper Pro is quite fun to draw on, here is my experience for the past 4-5 months of drawing on it and learning how to use the new shader tool for color.

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[VladimirKostek]

Two things I didn't mention here but I think are noteworthy is that being able to have a PDF baselayer is really functional, especially for architectural drawings or if you just want to quickly outline/trace something. The finepoint control on the rMPP is not as good as on the Supernote because of the precise tips and the USI stylus wobble, its not bad though...maybe an 8/10 for finepoint control (SN is 10/10 imo). Having tilt and pressure is nice on the rM though and makes it feel like more of a pencil.

[GodzillaGoesGaga]

Would you say the coloring is more like using marker pens vs pencil shading ?

[KyashiTran-san]

Is this for uploading to DeviantArt and ArtStation? Like familiar than some of these 3 tablets Surface, iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab

[entry_line]

Awesome review! How would you compare the drawing experience against the Atelier app?

[sergamesart]

Can you draw strait line, like in ProCreate?

[TheDrIanGregory]

Drawing on Remarkable is not fit for purpose.
Its not colour accurate.
Cumbersome.
Does not offer full feature suite like Adobe products.
No graphic designer would choose this product for professional work.