Now Sketchbook Pro has brushes where it emulates traditional media. Again, it's a big help for regular tablet users. I won't say I find myself using this often since I use a Cintiq to draw and pretty much have good control over my strokes, but for those long curves and lines zoomed out super far, I may find myself using it. Since Sketchbook Pro already has smooth and natural drawing algorithms built in, this feature makes it even better for those who are looking for smoother strokes. It definitely makes drawing line art a cinch.
It's a stroke stabilizer that you can control accordingly based on your strokes. I know SAI had this for a while, as well as Manga Studio. This one is the pinnacle feature for users who don't own Cintiqs and only have Intuos and regular graphic tablets. All those strokes above were done with the same brush. You can now randomize Hue, Saturation, Brightness, as well as Size, Opacity, Rotation, and Spacing. This helps big time with painting and strokes and can make your rendering sessions pretty interesting. There's now randomizers you can preset on each of your brushes. I always loved Sketchbook Pro's brush creation capabilities (I used it to create zipper brushes, chain brushes, etc. Pretty self-explanatory.Ĭolor Randomizer, Size Opacity Randomizer, Rotation/Spacing Randomizer Autodesk took it a step forward and brought in the French Curve, which will allow you to plot down those tough curves and strokes and draw them with ease. My fellow Sketchbook Pro users, we all love the ruler and ellipse tools that made it easy for us to plot down perspective and draw circles and curves with ease. And they're all accessible through that one "cabinet". You can even make customize your own brush sets and name them however you like based on the project you're working on, style of drawing/painting, etc.
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You then can click the button on the upper-right and then a full cabinet of all your brushes, the ones that came with and the ones you create yourself, and you can pick between them. The main brush toolbar itself has a click-and-drag function, allowing you to store all your often-used brushes in each of the "lanes". With the handful of new tools introduced, we still have a clutter-free drawing environment, and man, there's some awesome tools this time around. We still have the cleverly-designed user interface, that makes it easy on the eyes and mind when we're brainstorming and sketching.
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So most of you know that I'm a Sketchbook Pro user.Ī few days back, Autodesk released Sketchbook Pro 6, and I think this is the version that's going to make a lot of people who have YET to experience Sketchbook Pro in full, or haven't really given the past versions a chance, switch over to making it their digital drawing software of choice heck, even their PAINTING software of choice.
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