Last night I was
trying some new techniques while sketching on the iPad. So the guy is punching
off stage because I wasn't too worried about placement. If my friend Amanda sees this she will be mad since she gave me some layout tips a few
months ago and I didn't use any of them here.
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Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Thursday, October 6, 2011
iPad Sketch of Wolverine
So while watching "The Wire" and "TUF" I have
been sketching on the iPad. This one took about two nights. I was just messing
around with the different brushes and stuff. I think there was an update to the
app because the navigation looked a little different to me. It still works
great and I really like this app.
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Sketch Club,
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Wolverine,
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
The Maxx - jPad - Sketch
So the old FB let me find my friend/1rst art teacher. Bobby was the coolest cause he had tons of comics and he could create and draw his own characters. I loved to draw and my dad asked him to give me lessons. Every Saturday from when I was in 6th grade till prob my freshman year of high school he would teach me how to draw. Everything I know about drawing is based on what he taught me. So this iPad drawing is from one of his comics I used to read. So thanks to Bobby and my parents I can draw this awesome stuff.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Drawing on the iPad!
My aunt showed me this app on her iPad that is kind of like Photoshop meets a sketch book. What was really cool to is she had a stylus for it so I didn't have to draw it with my finger. The app is called Sketch Club. I just used the layers features and some of the cool brushes it has. Can't wait to see what else it can do.
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