Sketchbook Mobile Brushes, originally uploaded by purple0wl.
I’ve been trying out the range of brushes you have to choose from in Sketchbook Mobile painting app. If you’re an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch artist, you may find the resulting sampler interesting, even useful.
Sketchbook Mobile brushes in the sampler are mostly at their default settings, but you can ring the changes on them in quite a number of ways.
In Sketchbook you can choose a Soft, Sold or Hard version ot your brush.
You can set the minimum and maximum width of your stroke.
You can set the minimum and maximum opacity of your paint.
You can even throw in the spacing of the dab your brush makes, for a dotted or continuous line.
P.S. Confession. This is is not a Sketchbook Mobile opus through and through. Antiquing was added in PhotoStudio. I did the lettering in iDoodle. Even the owl crept in via Brushes app.
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thanks for the great tip!!
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