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[khanIQ]

made in sketch club

 

[twerppoet]

No idea why this ended up so dark. I was just doodling and it kind of went its own way. A fantasy take on a Lunar Eclips: also known as a Blood Moon.

Used Sketch Club.

 

[J. A.]

The dark shadows almost give the impression of a skull.

 

[twerppoet]

The dark shadows almost give the impression of a skull.

At one point the Sketch was in skull, though not a very good one. Which is why it kept evolving.

 

[saphire]

My winning painting done on the ipad 3 with ArtRage in 2013

 

[twerppoet]

My winning painting done on the ipad 3 with ArtRage in 2013

Beautiful.

 

[skimonkey]

That's just stunning @saphire!!

 

[Ser Aphim]

Is this drawn virtually or physically?

 

[saphire]

This was done in ArtRage on the Ipad, so it was done digitally. I used the ink pen set on full taper to create the fur. Glad you all like it.

 

[Ser Aphim]

I love arts, but I never made a really good artwork on an iPad. The physics of the oil of pastels, the "coal' of the pencil just doesn't work right.

 

[saphire]

Have you tried Artrage it has the most realistic tools.

 

[Ser Aphim]

Have you tried Artrage

No. Just procreate and tayusui.

 

[twerppoet]

This was done in ArtRage on the Ipad, so it was done digitally. I used the ink pen set on full taper to create the fur. Glad you all like it.

I've had ArtRage for years. I stopped using it, mostly because of the limited canvas size. Thanks to you I just checked the app again, and found that they've upgraded it. You can have up to a 2048 x 2048 canvas.

I'll probably start playing with it again, because, as you've said, ArtRage has the most realistic simulations of physical media. Crayon really looks like crayons. Well, more so than any other sketch app.

If you want the widest range of tools, and all kinds of crazy transform and filter tools, then SketchClub is a must. It's almost too much. Best to start with a few tools you understand and build on them. It's also a social/club style app, so there are lots of other people, art examples, and other resources to draw on (pun intended).

Of course SketchBook Pro is the de-facto standard. It does not have every tool possible, but the tools it does have are well thought out and executed. It's biggest advantage over the other apps is it's cross platform standard. It is available on most platforms, and the drawings can be transferred to the computer or device most convinient or suitable for the drawing.

Other than specialty apps, and vector based apps, these are the drawing apps I'm most likely to use; holding in mind that I'm barely an amateur doodler, let along an artist.

 

[saphire]

You wont be dissapointed, it still can have a little lag with certain tools but that doesnt bother me. When i start to paint i make sure that all other programs are closed, it can be memory hungry especially if you are working on a large file for a long while.

Save regulary and make a copy and work on that one next, i usually have two previous copies in the gallery deleting the oldest when i have made the next copy. This is my backup regime in the event of a crash i only ever lose that session. The program seems to be more stable these days propably because the newer ipads have more memory I havent had any sudden closures for quite some time.

Give the program another go excepting its limitations. It is the only ipad paint program that give the most realistic tools.

 

[twerppoet]

And back on topic.

Here is my latest attempt.

I mostly used the vector tool in the SketchClub app. One of my favorite ways to doodle when I am bored.