“Unparalleled sketching capabilities on iPad just got better,” said Samir Hanna, vice president of Consumer Products at Autodesk. Please enable JavaScript if you would like to comment on this blog.Autodesk is offering up a new version of their popular SketchBook Pro iPad app which, thanks to a few code alterations, now takes full advantage of the new features and processing power of the iPad 2.Ĭombining high-quality digital pencils, pens, markers and airbrushes, the Autodesk SketchBook Pro app allows artists and amateurs alike to create rich, high-quality digital artworkįeaturing the most powerful sketching tools on the iPad, SketchBook Pro version 2.0 allows users to create high-resolution canvases at 2,048-by-1,536–pixel resolution with up to four layers for an image output of 5-by-7 inches at 300 dpi or 8-by-10 inches at 200 dpi.Īrtists can now start creating an image on an iPhone and continue working on it on an iPad, or finish it on their Mac.Ī total of 90 new brushes and brush controls can now be found in SketchBook Pro, alongside new customizable palettes and gestures. “Abby Normal” by David Thorp View the entire comment thread. Subway Emergency Ventilation System by David Thorp See what people have created using the pre-release version of Sketchbook Motion:
You can download SketchBook Motion for iPad and get started right now. It works best as a companion app for SketchBook Pro members, but even if you’re not a regular member we encourage you to download it, try it out, and expand what you normally draw. It’s about adding specific elements of motion to otherwise static drawings.
As its name suggests, it’s all about creating movement, but it’s a little different than your typical animation app. Today, we’re happy to introduce a new app called SketchBook Motion. Now you can easily create compelling web based animations for illustrations or art using your Apple iPad. Autodesk has just released SketchBook Motion on the Apple App Store which was formerly available as as pre-release Project Draco from Autodesk Research.
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