2 Pack Omonic Artist Glove Two Finger Glove for Light Box Graphic Graphics Drawing Tablet Light Box Tracing Light Pad Drawing Tablet Glove,Free Size Prevents Smudges

The media could not be loaded. I’m a web and graphic designer and this was exactly what I needed for designing on my iPad. I have small hands so I was worried that it would be too big but it’s good 👍🏼, a little bulky but I actually prefer that over having it too snug. It feels, soft, smooth and breathable. I like that it came as a pair plus a pouch to store both in. Overall, excellent for the price!

When I ordered my first drawing display tablet, it came with one of these drawing gloves, though it was through another company. The drawing tablet had a solid glass screen, so using one of these gloves was essential because a moist hand on a hot glass screen obviously isn't going to slide properly when drawing, and will only be a hindrance.These gloves are pretty much essential for me on any tablet surface. Even drawing on the more matted tablet surfaces geared towards a paper-like feel will get uncomfortable without a smooth glide action of this glove.You won't be disappointed in these gloves by Omonic. The quality is just as good if not better than the one that came with my tablet.

I use this for traditional art to keep my grubby paws off my paper and it works perfect. And they are super comfy - soft and loose, but not too loose. The only problem is, since it is for a tablet, I was hoping I could also use it with my tablet to keep the side of my hand from interacting with the touch sensitivity. But it can still sense my hand through the glove, so I don't use it with my tablet.

Thin material, but gets the job done.

Very happy with the quality and fit.I have a medium sized hand, I would not recommend if you have long fingersVery light, and bonus that you get two. Not intended to last a lifetime so its great you have twoUsing on a wacom tablet and it did help a lot, reduced drag and keeps my palm and fingers from being frozen cold while i work. No loose threads or bad seams. I would recommend it

I have a Concept D laptop that I am starting to use for digital sketching and painting and needed a glove to not only make it easier to draw but allow me to rest my hand on the surface of my touch screen so I can draw more naturally. This glove is comfortable and it does allow me to glide my hand better across the surface of the screen but unfortunately it doesn't interrupt the touch feedback its getting so it still messes up my line art at times. Its better than NOT having it but only slightly. Still gonna use it for my moneys worth and someone said to try both gloves on so I'll try that.

My wife is an artist and she is using the gloves for when she is doing pencil drawings. The gloves both prevent smudging or silver-surfer, they keep she hands from distributing oil and sweat onto her drawing. If hand oil or sweat reaches the drawing, it can create markings that become permanent and no amount of erasing will work. She is extremely happy with these gloves and highly recommends them to any artist.

When using these gloves on my new iPad 6th generation I could not place my hand comfortably on the screen as it still registered my hand and would make my iPad only register certain strokes from the stylus. Even tried doubling the gloves and it still picked up my hand sporadically. Defeats the whole Purpose of the glove