Drawing on an iPad

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  • darkshark
    Nothing.
    • Nov 2004
    • 4189
    #1

    Drawing on an iPad

    I got Sketchbook Pro for my iPad, it's actually not all that bad of a program. Has layers and whatnot, still hard to work with no pressure sensitivity like what you get in a real drawing tablet, but it's bearable!



    This took like 20 minutes, gotta get used to the controls and shortcuts, but for a first try it's ok I think.
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    • _Stepdude_
      FFR Player
      • Dec 2010
      • 641
      #2
      Re: Drawing on an iPad

      Looks cool! Got some talent there

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        • who_cares973
          FFR Player
          • Aug 2006
          • 15407
          #3
          Re: Drawing on an iPad

          I've been thinking of getting sketchbook pro for my phone because its free I don't think my phone can run it smoothly though

          For a first try that looks good though. Pressure sensitivity is a must

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            • Renevatia
              FFR Veteran
              • Feb 2006
              • 555
              #4
              Re: Drawing on an iPad

              get artrage 3, try it goooo.
              Have you tried finger painting yet?
              Reminder for self to make new sig.

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                • darkshark
                  Nothing.
                  • Nov 2004
                  • 4189
                  #5
                  Re: Drawing on an iPad

                  Does Artrage have layers? Blur/smudge?

                  Sketchbook Pro is pretty much like a lite version of Photoshop, there's no smudge/blur tools though which makes blending really difficult.

                  Also, Sketchbook isn't free, it's like 8 bucks, unless you're jailbroken of course, and if you're not jailbroken, go effing do it.

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                    • Renevatia
                      FFR Veteran
                      • Feb 2006
                      • 555
                      #6
                      Re: Drawing on an iPad

                      artrage is quite different, i am not exactly sure if it has a preset blur tool but its closer to painter than photoshop. I'd say its closer to traditional canvas than painter.
                      Reminder for self to make new sig.

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