Open them by going to Window > Layer Editor (6) and Window > Color Editor (7). There are also two other panels that you may find useful. You can move and resize them as you see fit.
Once you open Sketchbook Pro, you are welcomed by an interface with the basic panels already present. In this tutorial, I will introduce you to the basics of the program in its desktop version. With an interface designed for tablet use (you can work without a keyboard!), great brush engine, beautiful, clean workspace, and many drawing-assisting tools, it's a perfect choice for both beginners and professionals. It wasn't until I gave some other programs a try that I realized how clunky Photoshop is in comparison to many cheaper alternatives designed specifically for digital art. Sure, it's software for photo editing, but it has brushes and colors, so you can easily use it for painting. Go try it out on one of your designs and share the results on social media with the hashtag #jpscreate so I can see your beautiful designs.For a long time, I was a big fan of using Photoshop for digital art. You can follow along step by step as I create this design. Now that I’ve covered a few of the basic points, watch the complete tutorial all the way through from beginning to end. Watch the Autodesk Sketchbook Tutorial from start to finish The colour will come into play when we use the blend modes to make the colour fill layer interact with the texture layer. I do all my textures in grey tones to establish values. In this design I have experimented with using different textures and brushes for each section I am painting. If you have the Pro version, as I do, the library has even more to choose from. In my design, I chose a radial gradient to match my circular design.Īutodesk Sketchbook has a nice variety of brushes. Initially the gradient starts you off with a grey tone, you can change the start colour and the end colour, change the depth of the gradient as well as the direction. When I add in my colour, I like to use a gradient fill.
You can also turn off the visibility of the line art layer to get an idea of how your design is developing. If you have the blend mode turned on, your grey toned texture will show up on the screen in colour as you paint. The colour layer lies at the very top of all the layers so you will only see the effects of the texture when you choose a blend mode for that colour layer. After I have a sections selected, I will move to the layer I want to work on, either colour fill or texture fill and paint there. I use the selection tool, working on my line art layer, to choose each section I want to fill.
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