Microwave Picture Drawing Pretty

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I have a little Canon Selphy printer with me all the time. This is a big help in drawing business. You meet someone, take their picture and you can print it out on the spot. It lets people see the quality of your work in an instant. This fits easily in my sling bag.

This is my first iPad and I'm really enjoying it so far. I use it mostly for drawing and I haven't had a problem. The screen is amazing and everything loads quickly. It is pretty expensive but I would recommend this if you're okay with the price.

If you are going to get an ipad and plan to do any writing or drawing or note taking, or just want something awesome to add to it, this really is a great tool for pretty much everything to do on there.

iPads are pretty expensive, so it makes sense to have a screen protector. Drawing on Paperlike feels natural. I’ll be putting Paperlike on all of my iPads in the future.

Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

This drawing pad is well made and functional.

I use a large mixing bowl, filled with filtered water. I use the microwave to warm the water, 2-3 minutes, and mix about half the powder. Repeat for the remaining powder. Let it cool over night.

Fantastic product. Have even run the microwave on it with no issues. Charges as fast as they say it can. Plenty of outlets to plug stuff into. I have not triggered the breakers so this is a very legit battery backup system! I hope they make a large system to run the whole house one day.

I use these at tower sites to receive and re-transmit my point to point microwave network. They supply power to the tower top radios and provide all switching functions plus allow me to remotely view the actual bandwidth across each port in real time. Plus they bring local bandwidth into the towers local router. Another inexpensive but vital part in my network.