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Welcome to iPadGirl, my blog about e-books, digital publishing (esp. effect on children's publishing), iPad apps for writers, and using the iPad for creative inspiration. I post much more frequently in my iPadGirl Twitter account than I do in this blog.
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Friday, January 7, 2011 at 12:43 PM in Drawing on the iPad Nomad Brush for the iPad from Don Lee on Vimeo.
Not a lot of info available on this, but it's supposed to be available next month. Wondering how it's supposed to work -- I really hope that the brush bristles somehow DO interact with the screen.
stylus Thursday, November 25, 2010 at 6:14 PM in Drawing on the iPad 
I’ve been trying out the Sock Stylus II from ShapeDad on Etsy and so far, I love it. I liked the first Sock Stylus as well but did find that it occasionally skipped if I tried drawing with the corner seam rather than smoother part of the fabric.
The Sock Stylus II is new and improved version with thicker conductive fabric, and it works like a charm no matter what part of the fabric is touching the screen.
The price from ShapeDad on Etsy: US$7 plus $3 shipping from the Netherlands, or $1 shipping if order other items as well. Right now, the Pogo Sketch Stylus is available from Amazon for US$7.99 (free shipping if you order enough to qualify for their Super Saver).
Possible advantage of the Sock Stylus II: longer lasting? I've yet to have a Pogo Sketch Stylus wear out on me, but I plan to use both types regularly for my drawing, and I'll let you know.
stylus Saturday, August 21, 2010 at 11:51 AM in Drawing on the iPad 
Just found out that Griffin has stylus pens that work on the iPad. But...US$20??
I already have a Pogo Style Sketch (US$14.95 if purchased individually, slightly cheaper if you buy in bulk):
How much better is the Griffin stylus? $20 is too much for me to spend on a stylus just to try out, so I'd love to hear from anyone who has had a chance to try both.
Even the Pogo Sketch Stylus seems a tad expensive to me, considering the iPad screen isn't touch sensitive.
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