To celebrate XPPen’s 21st anniversary, XPPen has teamed up with TOP TOY to invite creators worldwide to design an original themed outfit for Zero, a character from TOP TOY. ✨👉 View the Contest Details & Submit Your Entry: https://community.xp-pen.com/events/global-art-toy-design-contest?lang=en🎨 Contest at a GlanceEvery entry must include three components: a Null Shell Design, a Fenix Shell Design, and a Zero Figure Design. Front and back views are required for all three.Submission Period: August 16, 2026, 10:00 AM–October 16, 2026, 10:00 AM (UTC+8)Choose a seasonal, fashion-inspired, or original theme.Digital and traditional artwork are both welcome.AI-generated artwork and the use of AI during the creative process are not permitted.💬 Have questions about the design guidelines, submission process, prizes, judging, or rules? Leave a comment below, and our team will answer your questions here.We look forward to seeing your designs!

Artist Ultra 14 has been out for a little while now, and we’re curious — have you had a chance to create with it yet? We’d love to hear your thoughts!Whether you’ve already tried Artist Ultra 14 or are simply curious about it, you’re welcome to join the discussion:1. Already using Artist Ultra 14?Tell us about your experience so far — what you like, what stands out to you, or how it fits into your creative workflow.2. Haven’t tried Artist Ultra 14 yet?Tell us which feature or aspect of Artist Ultra 14 you’d most like to try, and why.🎁 The first 20 users to leave a valid comment will each receive 300 X-Coins!Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

Artist Ultra 14 is here! 🎉Thinking about Artist Ultra 14 or curious about how it fits into your creative setup? Drop your questions in the comments below — whether it’s about the display, drawing experience, connectivity, portability, or anything else you’d like to know.We’ll be here to help answer your questions!Want to explore Artist Ultra 14 in more detail?Learn more about Artist Ultra 14: https://www.xp-pen.com/product/artist-ultra-14.htmlAnd while you’re here, take a quick poll and let us know what stands out to you.✨

So, this is the result after watching the practice pose drawing pose by XPPen. What I would like to improve on is the dynamic movement of the pose to show more emotion. I'd also like to practice on the muscles and body anatomy because during my practice, I kept drawing the torso too long. The video was pretty helpful in my opinion! it helped some of my mistakes. Especially when the artist drew these simple blocky shapes on the arms. I like it!I also did a full coloured art after these ones.Here's the result: I wanted to try out more colours here as you can tell. In conclusion, this was a super fun tutorial to do! Again, gave me helpful tips that I will keep in mind for my future art journey. I have nothing more to say but to say thank you for checking out this post and taking your time to read all of this til the end. Have a good time participating! Go Bold, Be Real. #XPPenTutorialPractice

I have been using the "How to draw body" tutorial, and im very impressed with the results. Usually, i draw the anatomy using only ovals , but i feel like this technique is more precise and correct.Link to the tutorial: How to Draw Body | Giveaway: Jul 17–27participating in the giveaway btw uwu

Every digital artist has that ONE thing in their drawing software that makes them want to throw their tablet out the window. For me as i am a begginer animator and illustrator both, it is lack of brushes in the animation software, mismatching frames, brushes that stop working and the lag that can be solved only by turning off the whole tablet😡? What's the most frustrating thing you've experienced with your drawing software?Tell me which software you use and what annoys you about it. I'm curious to see if other artists have the same problems.

Bonjour à tous 😊Je recherche une tablette XP-Pen avec écran, pour pouvoir dessiner directement avec le stylet et développer mes propres designs de vêtements et de chaussures.Mon budget est actuellement d'environ 100 € et 150 € maximum. Je recherche donc plutôt une occasion, une tablette reconditionnée en très bon état, un ancien modèle, ou éventuellement quelqu'un qui en possède une en double et souhaiterait la vendre à petit prix.Je suis particulièrement intéressé par une Artist 12, Artist 12 (2nd Gen) ou un modèle équivalent avec écran.Je développe actuellement mon propre univers de création autour du design de vêtements, de chaussures et d'accessoires, et j'aimerais pouvoir réaliser mes concepts directement sur écran avec le stylet.J'ai également découvert le Concours Mondial de Design d'Art Toy XP-Pen × TOP TOY, qui se déroule du 16 août au 16 octobre 2026, et j'aimerais beaucoup essayer de participer également. 😊Si quelqu'un connaît une bonne occasion ou possède une tablette qu'il n'utilise plus, je serais très intéressé par vos propositions, conseils et liens.Merci beaucoup à tous ! 🙏🎨

A creative community grows through everyday actions: sharing work, exchanging ideas, and supporting each other.To make those moments count, we’re excited to introduce X-Coins, our new rewards program! How Can You Earn X-Coins?You can start earning X-Coins now through community actions such as publishing artwork, starting discussions, liking, commenting, saving content, and making eligible purchases at the XPPen Store.🎁 A welcome gift: New users can receive 100 X-Coins after creating an XPPen account.🔐 Make sure you’re logged in: X-Coins can only be earned while you are logged in to your account.⏰ Daily limits apply: Some actions can only earn X-Coins a limited number of times per day. For the latest available earning methods, X-Coins amounts, daily limits, and detailed rules, please check out the X-Coins User Guide:👉X-Coins User GuideMore ways to earn X-Coins will be introduced in future updates, including community activities, events, challenges, surveys, special rewards, and more. What Can You Do With X-Coins?You can use X-Coins to redeem rewards in the X-Coins Shop, such as:● Coupons and discounts● Software activation keys● Drawing accessories● XPPen merchandise● Creative equipment● Lucky draw opportunitiesRewards will continue to be added to the X-Coins Shop, so be sure to check back regularly and explore the latest available options.👉 Visit the X-Coins Shop: X-Coins Shop Where Can You Check Your X-Coins?Log in to your account and visit:Personal Center → My X-Coins → X-Coins Center👉My X-CoinsYou’ll be able to view your balance, earning records, redemption records, and X-Coins that are about to expire all in one place. Start Your X-Coins JourneyYour first X-Coins experience can start right here: leave a comment, like this post, or save it to try earning your first X-Coins! 💬If you have any questions about X-Coins, feel free to leave them in the comments and we’ll be happy to help.

This tutorial teaches a simple method for drawing hair: divide the hairstyle into large blocks, draw the main hair clumps, and add smaller details.Video Tutorial:https://community.xp-pen.com/tutorial/details?collection_type_id=96&collection_id=96&entry=av_barChoose and Study a ReferenceStart with a reference image and look for three things:The general direction of the hairThe overall volumeThe silhouette of the hairstyleThink of the hair like a sculpture. Notice where it puffs up, where it falls, and how the shape sits around the head.Divide the Hair Into Large BlocksBreak the hairstyle into a few large sections. For example, you can separate the left side, the right side, and the bangs. These blocks help build the structure of the hairstyle and make the silhouette easier to read. For simple or spiky hair, one main block may be enough. Keep the space between the head and the outer layer of hair balanced. It should not be too large or too small.Add the Main Hair ClumpsOnce the big shapes are in place, draw the main hair clumps. The clumps should follow the direction of the block they belong to. If the hair mass flows to the right, the clumps should move right. If the hair falls downward, the clumps should follow gravity. Use wider clumps for the main mass, then add a few thinner strands for texture. Add only a few stray hairs so the drawing stays clean. Where hair clumps overlap in shadowed areas, press a little harder on the line to add depth.Draw Hair From Different AnglesThe same method works from different views：Front ViewFrom the front, place the left, right, and bang blocks first. Then add the main clumps and a few smaller strands.Profile ViewIn profile view, the silhouette is especially important. Pay attention to the outer contour and how the hair falls from behind the ear. The strands often move backward or downward.Three-Quarter ViewIn a three-quarter view, you can see both the front volume and the profile silhouette. Keep more detail on the side facing the viewer and simplify the side moving away.Give it a try with a hairstyle you like, and share your drawing in the community if this method helps.

Hi creators, The Future X Program is now open. We’re inviting artists, reviewers, and creative voices to join this journey—and this thread is here for your questions, ideas, and discussions about the program.🔗Visit the link for full details and to apply：Future X Program💡What is this thread for?You can use this space to:Ask questions about the Creator ProgramLearn more about artwork, review, and discussion requirementsShare your ideas on what you’d like to createConnect with other creators in the communityGet clarity before applyingNo question is too small—feel free to ask anything. 💡About Future XFuture X is a creator-focused program by XPPen community that supports original work, honest reviews, and meaningful community discussions.Selected creators can gain:● Official exposure opportunities● Collaboration chances with XPPen community● Contribution-based rewards 💡Frequently asked questions (feel free to ask more)You might be wondering:● What kind of artwork or content is accepted?● Can beginners join the program?● How are creators selected?● What kind of reviews or discussions are expected?● How does the reward system work?Drop your questions below—we’ll reply in this thread. 💡Let’s talkWe’d also love to hear from you:What would you like to create under Future X?What kind of projects would motivate you to join a creator program like this?What support would help you create more freely? Looking forward to your questions, ideas, and creativity！🌟