Showing posts with label zenbrush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zenbrush. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 06, 2011

New App and quick car doodle/paint

Here's a little test done with my latest iPad painting app - Procreate. It doesn't have loads of features but it does have some great brush creation controls and a nice simple interface. This was done entirely on the ipad - starting with a quick zenbrush sketch...


... and here's the Procreate part. The app allows you to make your own brushes using images for both the shape and texture. It also has layers and is reasonably fast. The new version will apparently be higher resolution - which is good. It costs $7.99...


Thursday, March 17, 2011

2 caricatures and a house

I've always struggled with caricatures - or indeed any sort of likeness. I even have trouble just recognising people. Perhaps it's some kind of face dyslexia? Still, I have a bash at a caricature every now and then and I think this one of David Mitchell sort of worked - even if he's not quite so tubby in real life...


Here's another try at a caricature - this time it's the latest Dr Who - Matt Smith. I tried Bill Wyman after this and just couldn't do it. You'd have thought he'd be easy...


Finally, here's a quick sketch of a delapidated building. All of these were done with the Zen Brush app on the iPad...

Life Drawing

Recently we started some lunchtime life drawing session at work. These were done with the zen brush app on iPad (using a 1 pixel brush). I like the way the pen bleeds when i stop moving the stylus - it has a bit of a felt marker feel. First ones are 90 seconds and the last one is 10 minutes - and I added some colour with art rage later...





Tuesday, December 14, 2010

ZenBrush App - quick test

ZenBrush - $2.99
Found another nice drawing app for the iPad. Again it's quite limited in terms of features but it makes up for that with a really nice, speed sensitive brush mark. It only has three opacities of black and an eraser, no zoom, no layers and only one undo. But that makes it very quick and intuitive to use. Plus points are - there's not much lag, a beautiful brush and a few different paper options. I can see myself using this for sketching quite a bit.