- PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK HOW TO
- PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK PRO
- PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK PLUS
One of my big frustrations with Sketchbook is that there's no way to properly lock a tool's settings. REQUEST: Please provide an option to lock a tool's settings so they cannot be accidentally changed. But I think it deserves its 'moment in the sun' by being given its own spot as a suggestion: I've mentioned this in passing, in another thread. Watercolor and Oil is one of the few things that I want sketchbook to do better or similar to Clip Studio And also that the brush starts and ends with low paint and a "tail"/narrower than the rest of the stroke. And it is one of the good point of Clip Studio.
PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK HOW TO
If you have any idea how to change the brush settings to get a similar result, i would happily listen and love it! I just want the same experience when i color on Sketchbook. Standard, Marker, Synthetic and Natural blend. Now, i have tried, several different settings and brush types. the colors and effects you can get by just doing some random lines and colors are fascinating! Sketchbook on the other hand is a realist and drags that color away with the brush and blends it. When you paint over a color with either watercolor or oil in Clip Studio, the color momentarily and then returns to original color. It is realistic, but not fun in the same kinda way.
Sketchbooks synthetic paint, starts with a lot of paint and den drags it away. In Clip Studio, the brush starts of with a tiny "tail" and low on paint and end in the same manner unless you go nuts with your pen and tablet and really press down on it. It is so hard to describe but i'm going to try. I can't describe it in any good way except that Clip Studio's oil and watercolor brushes are and feel much better compared to Sketchbook's version of them. I have mentioned this before in the past long ago but I want stress it enough. I believe in the future for Sketchbook Pro. What is on that list and what adds to it in the future is something Autodesk can think of developing for Sketchbook Pro.! Keeping up to the standard of Fresco will probably attract many artists.
My idea / suggestion is: check Adobe Fresco out and also check the Fresco to-do list up on the start page in the program.
PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK PRO
Sketchbook Pro works on all platforms (not Linux yet) and is free. Procreate is cheap and got many enthusiastist but works only on an iPad, not on Win 10 or Mac. Many hobbyists and even pros might want a cheaper program. But! It will cost a lot when it is on the subscription list next year and you have to have a Surface computer or an iPad to use it, it does not work on your desktop.
The question is who will lead the race into the future? I think probably Adobe Fresco since it will catch a big user base among professionals in the Adobe ecosystem. The programs I listed here all have that, maybe Procreate is the leader of the pack? The race is on. All are top UI design! A good graphic program must also have is a very good brush engine and all sorts of well designed brushes. The all are easy to use on the Surface or iPad (well, Procreate is iPad only.).
Sketchbook got it, Fresco got it as well as Procreate (and Infinite Painter on Android, a favourite of mine). Sketchbook and Procreate be aware! For me a good painting, sketching and illustrating program must have a very good UI. Fresco will be a very good program and it is already good, one of the best there is actyally.
PROCREATE BRUSHES FOR AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK PLUS
Fresco is not yet fully developed, it is free to be used for six months, and during that time it will be adding all the missing things that Sketchbook Pro already have, plus some more, i guess. Some time before that for the iOS line of iPads. Some days ago the brand new Adobe Fresco was released for Win10 Surface Pro line of computers. Adobe Fresco I am a big fan od Sketchbook Pro and have been using it for a long time, even more now than before.
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