We asked Nick Shaheen to test and review the new Wacom Movink 13 OLED creative pen display, but what we didn’t expect was a love letter to portability. Check out his short, but dynamic and beautiful review of the device below.
As an independent writer, director, motion graphics designer, and visual effects artist, Nick is no stranger to the demands of multi-disciplinary creative work. His projects span everything from animation and physics simulations to recreating iconic movie scenes — so he needs tools that can keep up with his ever-evolving workflow.
Instead of a traditional product review, Nick dives into how the Wacom Movink has enhanced his creative process by creating his own product trailer. The short, “A Studio of One,” focuses on Movink’s versatility and seamless integration into his high-demand projects.
As a filmmaker and visual effects enthusiast, Nick uses a wide array of industry-standard software, including Cinema 4D, ZBrush, and Blender. With the Wacom Movink, Nick explores how portability doesn’t just mean convenience, but also opens up new possibilities for creative freedom.
If you’re a creator who values mobility without sacrificing performance, maybe give the Movink a try? It’s a game changer for anyone who’s always on the move and needs a tool that matches their pace.
About the artist
Nick Shaheen is an independent writer, director, and motion graphics designer and visual effects artist. He’s created several award-winning short films, worked on numerous commercial projects and music videos. Follow him on YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter), Vimeo, Facebook, or Behance.
He collaborated with Wacom and Rokoko to showcase his motion graphics workflow, featuring the Cintiq Pro 32 and Rokoko motion capture suit, and discussed his work in this interview.
