I have seen most YouTube videos but haven't not found anything on this problem. Please can you give some advice for converting colours from RGB to CMYK for printed books. The most common tool I use is the back arrow & often when sliding the brush puck, the tool bar is in the way. I find the Toolbar too big due to the many seldomly used tools available and a puck function for would be convenient in this regard. I place my puck's close to where I am drawing to reduce my hand & arm movement across the drawing tablet. Working on a big screen I would also like to have the Edit & Image functions floating like the brush puck. The compression massage is helpful but as a popup, sometimes its overlooked on a big bussy screen, or by accident. I would like to have the compressing of layers done in a separate selection, ie the Edit section.
I also have sub groups for arms legs body head per character, (in order to create movement of the character). In a single file, I have 38 comic book pages with multiple groups of up to 10 characters & multiple backgrounds. If you have a hidden or locked layer, SP automatically compresses all layers into a single layer if you miss the message.Īs a comic book artist, working from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, I sometimes dont save a backup for a few days and have lost quite a bit work. It responds in an effortlessly smooth way and the amount of pencils and brushes mean you can create using numerous styles and techniques.I have used v:7 for a number of years and would like to highlight the most disastrous feature of Sketchbook Pro. A Smooth and Effortless Drawing ExperienceĪutodesk SketchBook provides an authentic feeling interface to draw and paint with. The unlimited number of undo commands is a useful feature which allows you to return, stroke by stroke, right to the beginning of your project, if you so desire. The interface is designed in a way that maximises the creative area and the layout ensures that no buttons get in the way and accidently pressed. There are various sizes of canvas to begin working on and each piece of art you create can be autosaved so you never lose a masterpiece. The pencils, as well as the brushes, feel real too, the textures, flow of ink, and smooth mechanics all add to the convincing style of this app. There are in excess of 140 different brushes, each feeling authentic when letting your artistic side flow.
The natural feeling of drawing with Autodesk SketchBook is its most powerful feature.
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