how to use inkscape and a tablet for calligraphy

I still suggest these two however, if you're creating a broad range of designs that are different styles. The learning curve with Procreate was short and quick compared to the graphics tablet and Adobe Illustrator.

I'll do another tutorial sometime on my Wacom, but with Procreate and using the iPad Pro I was able to take off with it and immediately start creating. It's easier to correct my errors, work with shapes, etc. It took me a while to get used to my Wacom graphics tablet, which I still prefer in some cases. Each brush has its own settings which is also customizable so the sky is the limit here people! You can choose between pencil, pen, watermark, marker, and several other brushes. As mentioned, Procreate includes unlimited possibilities. The capability to send your art over the web for one and the ability to share your work instantly! Being a tech nerd personally, I think this is great! Everything is migrating to digital my friends, even artists! There's many benefits to using a digital drawing as opposed to physical.

Any type of illustrations you'd like to make completely by hand, especially those of you who are used to doing this with physical paper and pens/markers/paint, this is for you. Even outside of the SVG/cut file design world that I'm in. Procreate has several brushes that allow for just about any style of calligraphy or hand-drawn designs.

The ability to produce hand-drawn or calligraphy style of designs.

The Pros to Designing Cut Files on the iPad Pro/Procreate

How to use inkscape and a tablet for calligraphy