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Nice, the time-laps option is pretty cool!
I love how your art gives of a cozy and warm feeling, that mouse is so cute and it’s looks so content sitting there!
Can you paint in layers on the iPad? I assume you can, from how it looked when you made the background for this one.
It was really nice to watch this, thanks for posting :)
Good stuff Dani! Love to see others’ process. I’m curious how you did the video — is that built into Brushes, or are you using another app?
I’m beginning to get into drawing on the iPad more… Also curious what your drawing/painting app of choice is (I’m sure you get that question a lot). I’ve been using mostly Sketchbook Pro so far.
Nice, the time-laps option is pretty cool!
I love how your art gives of a cozy and warm feeling, that mouse is so cute and it’s looks so content sitting there!
That was fascinating to watch, Dani. Thanks for posting it.
Can you paint in layers on the iPad? I assume you can, from how it looked when you made the background for this one.
It was really nice to watch this, thanks for posting :)
Yes.
Good stuff Dani! Love to see others’ process. I’m curious how you did the video — is that built into Brushes, or are you using another app?
I’m beginning to get into drawing on the iPad more… Also curious what your drawing/painting app of choice is (I’m sure you get that question a lot). I’ve been using mostly Sketchbook Pro so far.
Have a great weekend! Cheers!
Yes, it’s built into Brushes. You export the script to your computer, and you can use the desktop app to create a Quicktime movie.
I use a TON of different apps. My main three right now are probably SBP, Brushes, and Artrage.