First of all, she starts by saying how to use the Ipad in a more ergonomical way.
She said that the commun advice for using our device is to use them at high level position because it’s better for the neck but there is a bad point which is the pain provides to hand and arms with this special position (sentence is too long).

So, in her case, she had a car accident that impact (conjugate) her neck’s mobility and when she is working on painting or digital art, she feels the pain really quick and more particular (change to adverb form) during normal painting. Indeed (I don't like "indeed" here), after working session (a working session or working sessions), the artist feels pain in her joints because of over using them (overuse).

As a answer to this problem, she tried to find a solution and this one is a cheap one which is a cool option. She went on Amazon to buy a 3 dollars (3-dollar) dashboard and fix that with little clips all around the board.

This option helps her to feel better during her work because as we can heard, she has no more pain during digital art’s pratice but it’s not the samething with painting.

This position gives rest to her arm on the chair or the « desk » and she can also work with her two hands when she is doing digital art. She can also looks down slightly and that made a good point for her neck.

In my opinion, I think that is a good example of what a person can do when the creativity but also ingeniosity appear.

The good point of this technique is that it is cheap (it costs 3 dollars). She attaches the support on the table which can move up and down.

I find this technique is good because there are lot of benefits for artistis: it's painless, cheap, and the woman in the video says that helps the precision of hand movements. But I think we can improve the system. The big problem for artists and all people who work sitting down its that the body need to move and staying seated is bad for health. So I propose to buy or create à table which can to go up and down to switch the position of the body and be able to work standing. Okay, its more expensive that this DIY option but its more ergonomic

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Her invention with the drawing table is not expensive. Using a drawing table is smart because it can have different angles. It is great for new artists who draw on an iPad or tablet and don't have much money. It’s an accessible invention and even a 10-year-old kid can make it by himself.

If she is more creative she can create a new accessory for all digital artists. With an engineer she can develop this innovation on the market. It can be upgraded without clamps which can fall if we push them out with a chair or our hands. The square that maintains the tablet can be sized for different supports. The square can be filled and a paper added on the drawing table. With this idea the painters will use this innovation and this will impact more artists.

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To resolve her problems with pain, she searched online for tools to help her but they were all too expessive so she decided to create her own sollution. So she bought a 3-dollar foam board and made a rectangle in the size of the Ipad to stand it on her drafting board which is a table create for painting. The advantages of this solution is that she doesn’t need to hold the ipad in her hands, and the Ipad is higher so she doesn’t have neck pain and she can rest her hands on the table when she paints. Since she has used this ergonomic invention she hasn't had any more pain when she draws on her Ipad .

In this video, a digital artist wants to finds a more ergonomic way to reduce her neck pain and rest her arms. The first way she uses is to hold her ipad to eye level so her neck is preserved but that hurts her hands and wrists.

A second way is to put the iPad on a desk and look down but it’s bad for her neck. She need to be really careful with her neck because she had a car accident and had a neck injury.

 She didn't find any solutions on e-commerce so she decided to do it herself. She didn’t want to spend a lot of money so she bought a foam board for 3$, cut a rectangle in it to put her ipad and attached the board to the table with some clips. With this solution she can do digital art with no pain anymore because she doesn’t need to look down that much. She can also rest her arms many ways, on her chair or the foamboard. Now she can spend more time making digital art because before it was too painful.

I think that this video can help digital artists who don’t have much money and need a solution.

It makes video to explain what if create doing himself (careful - you need "she" and "herself" for a woman) for ease of use with his IPAD. In fact she explains when she works on her IPAD she feels pain in her neck and arms. She found a cheap solution to the problem, only 3 dollars. She uses a drafting table which can be tilted, and attached a foam board to it with claps and cut a hole for the iPad in the middle. This solution makes the ipad stable and keeps it at eye level.

The artist laughed a lot about how she came up with her invention. She explained when she worked or drew on the  Ipad it was different than paper. One hand is not used, so the position is not comfortable. The drafting table with foam board therefore provides support for the hands and arms to avoid pain. She said it was the perfect set up.

So for 3$ she made a board for her drafting table that allows her to paint and draw at eye level and rest her arms and neck. Personnally, I find this super !  (Why?)

She finished her video by saying that she is so happy to have made this tool because now she can enjoy fully her work and focus 100% on « making digital art and painting without pain » !

Finally, I can add that the girl who made this video is a really funny person because she laughed during the whole video for nothing and I think it’s a really good philosophy of life because while watching the video, she made her viewers smile !

She talks to her online community and shares some content about art. She has an Ipad but when she drew and painted on this, it was really hard for her hands and her neck. A long time ago, she had a car accident, and she suffered a neck injury so when she looks down to draw, for example she is in pain.

So that's why she decided to create a drafting table to use her Ipad in more ergonomic ways because she needs to paint and draw at eye level to increase the comfort.

On the table she puts her Ipad in the middle, rests her arms and joints on the chair and her forearms on the table. And she says "It is Awesome" and cheap because she made it herself for only 3 dollars. And now with her drafting table she is pain free. (Or: now with her table her arms don't hurt anymore).

I think that this video is great and can improve the comfort of a lot a people because she shares a simple and cheap hack to the art world. And if one day, I drawn or paint I think l'll use her technique.

She uses a drafting table, but needed to put her iPad in the middle to have a better position for drawing, so she created an ergonomic hack. She bought a board and cut a square in the size of her iPad, and attached it to her drawing table so she could work at eye level. It's an inclined and large desk so she can press her elbows on it and have straight back. She says that she feels better with her invention. You didn't understand that she bought a 3-dollar foam board and invented a hack to work at eye level, so I added info on this.

From my point of view, I think that this ergonomic hack can have positive points like a better position and be more comfortable to work on, but if you stay on for too long I think you will develop some pain in your back and your neck. The shoulders of the user are also stressed so pain may appear. In the globality, this innovation can be positive for many people in the world to prevent some injuries or to relieve pain that is already present, but people need to take breaks and not stay in the same position too long.

So, the artist developed an interactive table which can prevent these injuries. This table can move up and down, and, with a good chair, rest arms and hands. The creation is the table with a space to put the tablet. She spends no money for this creation. No - she didn't invent the drafting table, just the foam board that she cut to put the iPad in and attached it to the table with clamps. She spent 3 dollars on the foam board.

I think this innovation is a good initiative of this artist, because she created a solution ergonomic for reduce pain in iPad art. In the world, many people have pain in many activities involving meticulous work. This foam board can be improved and be used in other activities, for example: drawing, painting … Not sure because drawing and painting with a pen or paintbrush can be done ergonomically using a drafting table. Her innovation was the foam board to hold the iPad at eye level.

In the eyes of an ergonomic student, it's a good idea. I agree with her analysis on neck, arm and hand pain. 

Creating art a lot of time can cause  joint injuries or core injuries and it's the same for digital art. This youtuber found the solution with a foam board, clips and drafting table. The table is adjustable up and down but will not hold an iPad at eye level. On the market, there is no solution, or only expensive solutions to this problem.

With this set up her arms can take many positions but her arm  is  always put on the chair or on her body. Her neck is in a natural position. 

I think this setup is a really good solution and it is less expensive than the setup on the market because it costs only 3 dollars. And her analysis is great about the founding of this ergonomic concept.

Here, she is speaking about a hack she found to hold your iPad when you’re drawing. It is a more ergonomic way in order to reduce pain. When you hold it with your hands it can be good because it’s more eye-level and you are not looking down which is good for your neck. But it can be really bad for your hands, joints and arms. Plus, the iPad is less stable.

She was searching for something on the Internet but she only found things where you have to look down at it. Her main problem is, because of a car accident, she has a neck injury causing her pain and has to be careful.

So she created a tool in the cheapest way. She bought a piece of foam board and cut a hole to the iPad size and with clamps she attached the board to the drafting table. With this set up, you have lots of ways to rest your arms. For her, it’s the perfect set up because it reduces her constant and horrible pain she had when she was painting. She has learned to deal with it but now she’s doing more digital art than she thought she would. And so she has no pain and that’s awesome !

I think that it shows us all the creativity, potential and all the possible ways of progress there are.

This is an easy and cheap DIY (do it yourself) to make. It consists of a custom-made foam board with a rectangle cut to fit the iPad, which is attached by one clamp at each corner, on a tilted drafting table.

This is a more ergonomic way to draw or paint on an iPad. It is important to draw on a support that is at eye level. The fact of holding the iPad causes problems to arms, hand muscles and even to the neck. Especially for the artist who has had neck pain since her car accident. This hack reduces all those problems.

In my opinion, the idea of sharing some hacks with her followers is a good way to improve your creativity and try some new things For example, at the end of the video, she asked viewers to share other hacks if there are any. On another subject, it does not seem useful for me to record a 4-minute video for this DIY (too long).

The girl complains that the iPad to draw is not ergonomic, and she found a solution to make it more comfortable as it was hurting her neck due to a car accident she suffered.

Her solution is to place the iPad on a large table in a frame, a trick that costs $3 with materials she bought on Amazon. With this option, the aim is also to be more efficient, as it's very stable.

In my opinion, this option is very good because it's cheap and easy to make. I think the adaptation she had to make to stop the pain is great, and shows that you have to be creative to make art.

This DIY is cool because it is not expensive and like all artists, she doesn't want to spend a lot of money. So, the iPad is placed in a foam board, attached to a table which is inclined. In this position there are a lot of ways to rest your arm (on the chair, the table and more). It is easy to work on and causes no pain when painting. At the end of the video, the woman said that she wants to hear all the tips about using iPads for art in the commentary (it's a video on YouTube). To sum up, this video teaches us to use an iPad in a more ergonomic way and is particularly useful for digital artists.