Comments on: iPhone Paint Apps. Which? http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/ Exploring Painting Apps for Tablets & Phones Tue, 24 Jan 2012 08:25:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: painter http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-3695 painter Tue, 22 Nov 2011 12:14:20 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-3695 You can also check how you can draw on iphone with text on this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSgJwQUeMws You can also check how you can draw on iphone with text on this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSgJwQUeMws

]]> By: Owl http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-1326 Owl Sat, 30 Oct 2010 11:22:17 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-1326 Hello Zorilla. I think I would still keep the post title, as Brushes is still the favourite painting app. Things have changed a lot since I wrote this post however - it was a year and a half ago, and there are now hundreds of art apps to choose from. Most didn't exist when I wrote this. I'll shortly be posting a link to the talk on 20 art apps I co-presented at the IAMDA meet-up of mobile digital artists in New York last weekend. Hello Zorilla. I think I would still keep the post title, as Brushes is still the favourite painting app. Things have changed a lot since I wrote this post however – it was a year and a half ago, and there are now hundreds of art apps to choose from. Most didn’t exist when I wrote this. I’ll shortly be posting a link to the talk on 20 art apps I co-presented at the IAMDA meet-up of mobile digital artists in New York last weekend.

]]> By: Schedule http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-1323 Schedule Fri, 29 Oct 2010 23:48:12 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-1323 You you should make changes to the blog name title iPhone Paint Apps. Which? | Seeing Things to something more better for your webpage you create. I liked the post nevertheless. You you should make changes to the blog name title iPhone Paint Apps. Which? | Seeing Things to something more better for your webpage you create. I liked the post nevertheless.

]]> By: FilipZ http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-634 FilipZ Sat, 16 Jan 2010 21:17:15 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-634 Hey Owl, I have just downloaded BRUSHES 10 minutes ago, Must say - IT IS GOOD! I think this might become my choice actually although I have not tried it out long enough. Main idea behind having iphone with one of the apps was so I can sketch in colour when I am on the go. I tend to carry normal sketchpad everywhere but while I find this a great exercise I think this will add to my training. I wasn't really after finished pieces but a nice base to transfer into photoshop. Somehow Brushes feels more suitable, but I this might simply be me. The only thing I have so far noticed to Sketchbook's advantage is IT DOES HAVE THE OFFSET (and I only noticed it today!) and it goes for both brush and the eyedropper tool. It might be a better choice for those who are after detail. I am quite happy to have them both and see which one works better in the long run. I'll be seeing you:) Hey Owl,

I have just downloaded BRUSHES 10 minutes ago, Must say – IT IS GOOD! I think this might become my choice actually although I have not tried it out long enough. Main idea behind having iphone with one of the apps was so I can sketch in colour when I am on the go. I tend to carry normal sketchpad everywhere but while I find this a great exercise I think this will add to my training. I wasn’t really after finished pieces but a nice base to transfer into photoshop. Somehow Brushes feels more suitable, but I this might simply be me. The only thing I have so far noticed to Sketchbook’s advantage is IT DOES HAVE THE OFFSET (and I only noticed it today!) and it goes for both brush and the eyedropper tool. It might be a better choice for those who are after detail. I am quite happy to have them both and see which one works better in the long run.
I’ll be seeing you:)

]]> By: Owl http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-631 Owl Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:51:46 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-631 Hi FilipZ I was interested to read about your encounter with Sketchbook Mobile. It does take a bit of learning, especially if like me you have never known the desktop version, but it's very versatile. I'll continue to post up my adventures with the painting apps I try. Glad you have found them useful so far! By the way, Brushes now has 11 brushes to choose from, and you can adjust size, transparency and spacing. Sketchbook has 19 and again you can adjust size, transparency and spacing. However, Sketchbook also has maximum and minimum settings, which allow for tapering and fade-out of the strokes. Hi FilipZ

I was interested to read about your encounter with Sketchbook Mobile. It does take a bit of learning, especially if like me you have never known the desktop version, but it’s very versatile.

I’ll continue to post up my adventures with the painting apps I try. Glad you have found them useful so far!

By the way, Brushes now has 11 brushes to choose from, and you can adjust size, transparency and spacing. Sketchbook has 19 and again you can adjust size, transparency and spacing. However, Sketchbook also has maximum and minimum settings, which allow for tapering and fade-out of the strokes.

]]> By: FilipZ http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-630 FilipZ Fri, 15 Jan 2010 12:09:13 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-630 I kept thinking of "Brushes" while waiting for my iphone upgrade in Jan. By the time I got it the Autodesk's "Sketchbook" for iPhone came out. I loved this application on the regular PC plus it got some better reviews compared to Brushes and Layers in one of the Magazines I read, so I downloaded this instead. To be honest, I haven't quite investigated the options yet, just enjoyed the painting process which I find really enjoyable. There are quite a few options for customizing your brushes with the "sketchbook", not sure if it's the same for brushes. The offset idea that you mention is really interesting - never thought of that (and my fingers are quite chunky!). I'll come back to see more of your stuff as you post and share some of mine, too. Thanks, FilipZ I kept thinking of “Brushes” while waiting for my iphone upgrade in Jan. By the time I got it the Autodesk’s “Sketchbook” for iPhone came out. I loved this application on the regular PC plus it got some better reviews compared to Brushes and Layers in one of the Magazines I read, so I downloaded this instead. To be honest, I haven’t quite investigated the options yet, just enjoyed the painting process which I find really enjoyable. There are quite a few options for customizing your brushes with the “sketchbook”, not sure if it’s the same for brushes.
The offset idea that you mention is really interesting – never thought of that (and my fingers are quite chunky!).
I’ll come back to see more of your stuff as you post and share some of mine, too.

Thanks,

FilipZ

]]> By: Owl http://owler.com/-blog/2009/03/iphone-paint-apps-which/comment-page-1/#comment-487 Owl Mon, 15 Jun 2009 11:47:21 +0000 http://owler.com/-blog/?p=571#comment-487 Glad you like my post! It is of course copyright protected. I'd be very happy for you to quote bits of it, provided you gave a link to the whole article. Glad you like my post! It is of course copyright protected. I’d be very happy for you to quote bits of it, provided you gave a link to the whole article.

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