Table of ContentBamboo Creates

Bamboo CreateCreate your world. Here’s a Bamboo that is just right for those with artistic interests! With its larger digital canvas, Bamboo Create is great for all types of digital art projects, including sketching, illustrating and digital painting.

Inspire. Create. Imagine. Bamboo Create opens up a new world for digital art and photo projects. With twice the workspace of other Bamboo tablets, Bamboo Create gives you plenty of space to express yourself, enabling broad brushstrokes or arm movements.Let your imagination soar as you freely and naturally draw, paint, doodle and sketch in your favorite software.

Use software applications like Adobe® Photoshop® Elements, Corel® Painter™ Essentials and Autodesk® SketchBook® Express, all included in the box, to explore a variety of digital media, including pencils, pens, markers, chalks, watercolors, oil

paints and more. Your pen gives you the feel of working in natural media. Bamboo Create is perfect for art projects that require a larger digi-tal canvas. Turn digital images into special mementos. Use the pen to add hand-drawn embellishments or journaling to your projects and photos. Create unique, personal in-vitations, greeting cards and photo books to print and share digitally with friends and family.

TestimoniesKeegan PhillipsI love my Create tablet. I got it a year ago, set it aside for awhile, but then started testing it out...and I was extremely satisfied! It is very user-friendly, in my opinion, and everything is working properly. I really appreciate being able to adjust the pressure sensitivity, and I was very satisfied with the accompanying programs considering the considerably low price of the complete package. I highly recommend this product to others looking to purchase a drawing tablet at an affordable price!

Al JollimoreHad mine for almost a year. Twice I had to reboot my pc to get it going and I am half way through my second nib. I use it almost daily. I thought the connection at the tablet end looked a bit dodgy so I added a little foam and tape around it. The tablet and pen have both survived a couple drops. It works perfectly. Out of the bundled software I like Autodesk's Sketchbook the best, bought the $29 upgrade to Sketchbook Pro. Even better. Thank you Wa-com and Autodesk, good stuff, I'd buy another in a second.

David Arey I’m a graphic designer and occasional author who specializes in designing brand identities. People hire me because I help make their businesses more profitable.

Companies I’ve worked with include Yel-low Pages (Canada), Giacom (England), Asian Development Bank (Philippines), and Berthier Associates (Japan).

Self-employed since 2005, my business is successful because it’s less about

me, and more about my clients; about the direction their companies are heading and about the success they will achieve. The ideas I create don’t just ensure my clients stand-out, they also provide timeless visual expressions that enable clients to engage and connect with their own customers more effectively than ever before.

The people I work with are often kind enough to offer testimonials. I’ve gained

experience in both the United Kingdom and the United States and you’ll now find me in my home studio in Northern Ireland where I work with great people all over the world.

A selection of previous iden-tity projects are in my design portfolio.“We have been very much im-pressed by David’s ability to literally read our minds and deliver a corporate identity which perfectly symbolizes our vision and conveys the stylish, elegant and modern image we needed to sustain the international development of our company.”— DAVID SADIGH,

FOUNDER & CEO, DLG

My first book, Logo Design Love: A Guide

to Creating Iconic Brand Identities, has been translated into Chinese, Portuguese, Czech, German, Polish, Korean, Russian, and Japanese (publisher links).“Anyone involved in creating visual identities, or wanting to learn how to go about it, will find this book invaluable.”— AIGA MEDALIST TOM

GEISMARMy second book, Work for Money, Design for Love, went on sale in November 2012. I’ve featured in publications including Creative Review, Computer Arts, HOW Magazine, Digital Arts,

LogoLounge, and others. My graphic design blogs Logo Design Love, davidairey.com and brand identity showcase Identity Designed are visited by more than 600,000 designers each month.My Twitter account is followed by thought leaders in design that include Chermayeff & Geismar, Pentagram, Debbie Millman, John Maeda, Siegel+Gale, Mark Boulton, John Boardley, Moving Brands, Landor Associates, The Partners, Antonio Carusone, Tina Roth Eisenberg, Vitaly Friedman, Interbrand, Simon Manchipp,

Cameron Moll, and Khoi Vinh.If you’re in need of a new brand identity it’d be great to talk.“I recommend David unequivocally and would hire him again in a heartbeat.”— DR TAMMY LENSKI

Create an abstract collage effectIn this tutorial I’ll explain how to create a stunning piece of artwork using found natural elements and hidden shapes within objects. By creating a story within your work, you can really bring your artwork to life – the theme for this piece is ‘be free’.When you get yourself out into a natural environment and photograph found objects, you’ll discover inspirational shapes and textures everywhere. I’ll talk you through how to warp and abstract these images to bring your artwork to life.