Art Finger Glove POMEX for Drawing Tablets Anti-fouling Lycra Glove Artist Drawing Glove for Graphics Tablet Left or Right Hand Free Size Black

I bought theis for drawing on my windows computer (duh, thats what these are for.) I had high hopes, it's lightweight and comfortable, however, how lightweight it is is ultimately its downfall. It is so light, and the fabric is so thin that my skin still makes enough contact to leave marks on the canvas I'm trying to draw on. They're usually just small dots and little thin lines, but they are easy to miss and hard to erase when you're so far through a drawing that you miss it for too long to hit the undo button. I get that they're cheap , they're a pretty good price for what they are, but there are also not many options when it comes to this sort of thing, and all the ones I saw were made of the same thin material. I have a feeling they sacrificed usability for comfort, and I dont like that choice. I would rather have my hand sweat then have to go back every five minutes and correct the mistakes this glove made. I will not be returning because it's better than nothing, but I suggest finding a better alternative.

This is very small. I'm a 6'2" man, with fairly big hands, and it's uncomfortably small on me. I've torn a stitching or two trying to put it on. It's also not good at blocking touches. I still get a lot of accidental touches when I'm drawing with it. (Maybe that's because it's stretched though.) It's really only useful to allow your hand to slide on the screen easily. I've owned much better drawing gloves, even in this price range. Even if you have small enough hands, if you're looking to do digital art on a touch screen, look for a thicker glove that will better block accidental touches.

Digital painting is hard on a good day, but introduce a touch interface and the experience gets especially harrowing. Unless you hold your stylus at an impossible angle, the heel of your hand is dragging all over the touch responsive screen, and as you might expect, stray lines are blotting all across your canvas. Meanwhile, the lines you are drawing with your stylus aren't showing up at all. Frustrating would be an understatement.Enter: this glove. Fit it on either hand and get to work without having to worry about the aforementioned problem again. This has been a game changer for me, and I'd recommend it for any artist who wants to dabble in digital art and has a touch screen device. My biggest critique is that the glove is a bit big and doesn't fit as the picture might suggest. My hands are of a pretty average size and I have a notable amount of empty space at the end of each finger. I can still use it just fine, but if you have small, dainty hands, this glove will be obtrusively large on you. Other than that, no complaints. In fact, the glove is so comfortable that I occasionally forget I am wearing it - something to be careful about unless you're pushing for an avant-garde look.

The design is perfect and the comfortability is great. Mine came with a big string and when I checked carefully it was the stitching coming out at the wrist. The lock stitch was either forgotten or something else happened. Luckily I caught this before anyone stuck their hand in and was able to use tie off the thread so it would not continue to unravel. Still love the glove and already purchased more. But be careful of strings.I can also so that one size fits all probably won't work as great but these fit a medium sized males hand.

My two daughterMy two, artist, daughters-in-law both LOVED these gloves! Slick and glidy-like, to work with many mediums--comfortable. Seems to be a pretty good one-size-fits-all glove, easily adaptable to either hand. Excellent product, excellent price and service!

I have very tiny hands so I expected the glove to be bigger (which is) but the only problem is that it does not work for tablets. It does not reject the palm and you can basically draw with your fingers (with the glove on). Not worth your money and you might as well make it yourself.

It's comfortable for my medium hands and it helps me keep my oils to myself. I am still getting used to the silky feel of the lycra, but I assume that will come in time. On a personal note, it feels like a speedo for your hand, or that swimsuit in Borat. It's feels very specialized.You know, these might look interesting for cosplay, too.

I use this for professional illustrations using an iPad pro and procreate. This helps keep my hand moving in a natural flow instead of sticking and smudging on the screen. It makes drawing much more comfortable and despite what some reviews have said, it does in fact keep my hand from making accidental touches. Highly recommended.