Wacom Cintiq 21UX reverently unboxed by honest-to-goodness digital artist

Though the hive mind of Engadget has drawn the occasional stick figure, we’re not exactly what you’d call artists — and as such, our prior attempts to describe the $1,999 Wacom Cintiq 21UX pen display have been limited to fawning over its gorgeous pressure-sensitive screen and figuring how many organs we’d need to harvest to afford one. However, a man named Christopher Miles most certainly can draw — you’ll find his resume and portfolio at the source link — and he unabashedly calls the tablet display “a digital artist’s wet dream.” Christopher gave the new Cintiq a thorough unboxing and even created a sample illustration with the device, the images from which you can find immediately below. Just be sure to remove your wallet and all easily pawned items from your general vicinity before viewing. Trust us, it’s for your own good.

[Thanks, Christopher]

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