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August 27-29, 2026 · Rangsit University, Bangkok, Thailand
Three days at Rangsit University, and a lot of first-time artists.
We spent August 27-29 at DIGITale "The Fool's Journey Begins", hosted at Rangsit University in Bangkok. The event took its name from the tarot card — The Fool, card number zero, the one who sets off without knowing exactly where the road goes. Fitting, because most of the students who stopped by our booth had never drawn on a pen display before. We brought the Turing series and let the devices do the talking.
We got there early to set up: orange tablecloth on, banners up, every unit on the table tested and ready. The Turing Pro 19 4K and Turing Basic posters went up on both sides of the booth. Then we waited for the crowd.
Booth setup, done and dusted
The booth stayed busy for all three days. Students squeezed around the table to watch demos, ask questions, and take photos. A lot of them came over just to look — then sat down five minutes later to try it themselves. The DIGIDRAW lightbox turned out to be a pretty good landmark too.
A typical moment at the booth — packed as usual
This was the best part. Most visitors had only ever drawn on paper or a phone screen. Watching someone press the pen down, see the line get thicker, and go "oh!" never gets old. Our team stayed at the table the whole time — showing how to hold the pen, where the pressure settings are, which software to start with. Nobody left without finishing at least a sketch.
First time drawing on a pen display
Deep in the zone on a Turing pen display
Thumbs up. We'll take that as a review.
Three days went fast. Thanks to Rangsit University and the DIGITale organizers for having us, and to everyone who stopped by — whether you drew for two minutes or two hours. The Fool's journey starts with one step. If yours started at our booth, we're glad we could be part of it.
