Yeh, so that didn’t really pan out, did it? I shall henceforth make more of an effort whilst avoiding the word “daily”. I started this earlier in the week while I was boiling in this horrendous heat. Sketched and coloured in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro on the Galaxy Note 10.1 Android tablet.
Ok, it probably won’t happen on a daily basis, but I want to try and get my right hand working properly, so I’m going to try and doodle more.I wasn’t in a particularly good mood, so you get this:
I’m back to bore you to death with more effusive praise for the Galaxy Note tablet in combination with my favourite sketching app – Autodesk Sketchbook Pro (tablet version in this instance). I’m not going to lie, the resolution on the Note really could be better, and trying to draw with Samsung’s apps will leave … Read more
A quick sketch that started as something else, and as usual my attention span got the better of me and it changed a fair bit. Rendered in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro 2011
..that I love you, Sketchbook Pro? Ten minute blast in ASBP. I’m not generally given to using ‘novelty’ brushes, but these spatter brushes that were introduced in SP1 worked reasonably well. Once I got over the shock of the opacity control being in the puck (curse you iPad influences) I had a lot more fun. … Read more
I haven’t completely given up on I Dream of Dragons, hence the sketch….
I had something of a desire to try and work in Manga Studio last night, so I sketched up another dragon and imported it. Well, when I say imported… I spent 20 minutes trying to import it, 5 minutes downloading the manual and another ten trying to work out how to get it to show … Read more
In the spirit of posting work in progress, this a page of sketches done for “Sometimes I Dream of Dragons”. It’s all ongoing, but it’s nice to be doing something that is pure illustration for a change.
An exercise in making small icons in Illustrator. First, they were sketched up in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, and then drawn up in Illustrator The icons are of the Phantom Bantam, Toki the Samurai Bunny and our favourite mascot and company logo: the Ninja Beaver. In other news, we’re waiting on a large format (A1) satin … Read more
A quickie post for Hallowe’en. Finally (!) managed to work out how to stitch together screen caps from Jing, so the video below is a speeded up quick ten minute sketch done in Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. I’m not going to attempt to review it based on that, or record an audio review (I hate the … Read more
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