Monday, August 23, 2010

iPadded



I got an iPad.

Then I downloaded Zen Brush.

Maybe we're looking at the future Brush Pad Breakfast?

(It's my lack of vanity that allows me to post a sketch so half-baked...)
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5 comments:

MrGoodson2 said...

The awesomeness of having good tools for drawing on that IPad. Its size is perfect. By the time I can afford one it's going to be a swiss knife of art options. I like this sketch. Do one of these for caricature clip joint

10:10 AM
MrGoodson2 said...

Did you choose the newsprint parchment as background. I like it. Very newsprint.

1:56 PM
Jeff said...

Wait, I thought you were supposed to get a real computer first?!? So did you get Sketchbook Pro? This looks great!! Post more! Also, did you post directly from your ipad??

10:59 AM
Ron said...

Does it have an erasor? I'd need one. Maybe a feature where erasing a line in half makes it look like two brush strokes?

5:08 PM
Davis Chino said...

Ron, E-rasor is my favorite program.

Zen Brush doesn't have an erasor. SketchBook Pro does, as well as all sorts of other stuff. I have to say springing for the full $8 iPad SketchBook Pro version was very worth it. Zen Brush is like $6? $7? and very cool for brush pen enthusiasts (or otherwise)!

Jeff: Yes, this is all iPad--but posted from my new computer. It's great to finally have a new laptop, (and new phone, AND new iPad)--BUT the techno knock-on effect has knocked me on my keister. Purchases I've put off for way too long and became really unavoidable, but sheesh, didn't know things could get so screwed up...

5:48 PM

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