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It's a very light application on it's feet as far as RAM usage. So I really love to create all kinds of cool stuff in here from cartoons all the way up. So here is an example of one of my paintings here of Palpatine from Star Wars. So you can do all kinds of cool stuff with this application and if you really spend a lot of time with it like a couple of hours, you know you can create paintings. My cartoon is pretty much my speciality so I'll have this ink version for you guys inside of the Work Files folder. So we're going to you know start off with a sketch that we're going to create and don't worry I will provide it for you if you don't want to draw a cartoon. We're going to create an illustration of a paladin. One of the projects will be a mouse just a sketch for a product design for a wireless mouse.
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So I'm going to show you guys how to use this application to create all kinds of cool stuff. You also have a wide range of tools that make your drawing and sketching tasks a lot easier, from rulers to French curves to the ability to draw in symmetry mode and more. So don't worry you're really in good hands here. You even have some Copic Libraries in here. You can digital painting and we commonly think about Corel Painter or Photoshop for those tasks but there are some really sweet some brushes in this version. You can even paint in this application which I don't think a lot of people are aware of. This application is for people who love to draw, to sketch, to create characters, product designs cartoons, anything. And as long as Sketchbook is available on your device you should be good to go.
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(SFX) Hello and welcome to this course on how to use Autodesk Sketchbook Pro 6 for the desktop, that will be the Mac and the Windows PC platforms, as well as your portable device, i.e.
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Get started now and you will be on your way to mastering this amazing application on both the desktop and iPad versions of Sketchbook Pro in no time at all! To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links! Author and expert Dwayne Ferguson will not only demonstrate tips that will increase your productivity (such as how to set up your Wacom tablet and stylus to enhance your workflow), but he will also provide several invaluable pointers on letting your imagination go. In this VTC course, you will learn how to use the interface, create brushes, customize marking menus, and much more. Used by a wide range of people, from cartoonists and product designers to concept artists and painters, Sketchbook Pro has the tools and speed to make the creative process intuitive and enjoyable. Click Here to avail a subscriptionĪutodesk Sketchbook Pro is now one of the most popular art creation applications on both desktop and mobile devices like the iPad. You can play only first 3 chapters for free. Sketchbook Pro is US $65, or via subscription for $25/year or $2.99/mo.This Course can only be played using a subscription.
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Other notable tools include the Symmetry mode that mirrors your drawing along a vertical and/or horizontal axis, Free Transform which is handy for distorting textures, patterns, shadows or repeating features into perspective, and Flipbook which enables frame-by-frame animation. Photoshop and Illustrator may have ellipse tools, but the one in Sketchbook Pro includes a minor axis guideline and displays the rotation and degree of the ellipse for added precision. The French Curves shows an overlay of a variety of arcs and curves which can also be used to constrain a brush stroke. These tools would help add detail to a sketch once you’ve established the overall perspective. The Ruler tool allows you to stroke a straight line in any direction. This works similar to Photoshop’s constrain modifier (Shift key) while using the Brush tool, but works in any direction. These guides let you quickly and intuitively lay down lines converging on one, two, three or even five vanishing points. The tool gives you constant feedback as to where your cursor is positioned in space, and when you draw, it constrains your line to the appropriate heading. This looks like it would be very useful in the planning stages of an illustration, enabling you to quickly sketch in a variety perspectives. While it’s a pixel-based application, as opposed to vector, I think it could still be handy for sketching roughs and even looser-styled finals. Sketchbook Pro has been around for almost 10 years and is popular amongst comic, character and concept artists, but its latest release has a toolset that might be of interest to technical illustrators.
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