I use Sketchbook as my normal art program, even after trying other paid programs like Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, and Corel 7. I just prefer this program and it's simplicity, also the fact that there's a library of free extra brushes that don't come with the program, and some of them are really useful. Thanks for the inspiration!
I really love going back and forth between Sketchbook and Krita. I'm so glad they exist, I had recently cancelled my photoshop subscription because I was getting frustrated with it's UI system.
This is gorgeous and has brought me a step closer to perceiving the kind of digital art I'm looking to draw. Many thanks for taking the time out to capture and explain through this process!
This is such a helpful video. I want to get into digital art and I recently bought a Wacom one and downloaded Sketchbook, but the whole process is so different from traditional painting I was really struggling to find my flow. This was a great video, I think I understand how to make the whole process a little more organic and creative now. Thank you ♥️
I finally find a good video using sketchbook, all the other ones draw over a picture and sketch and color in only one layer, they’ll also use a total of five brushes. This video is very educational while comparing it to procreate and talking through your process.
Hope thank you so much for the very kind comment :)!! I’m so happy you liked the video, I definitely tried to cover as much as I could and create a comfortable and familiar environment for me in the program :)! Thanks for the support! More to come!
This looks great, and is a good introduction to those like me who are new to Sketchbook. I'm looking forward to trying this out now that I've seen your demo. Thanks much for posting it.
Thanks for that fantastic video. I would like to see more rendering of tree on Sketchbook Pro from you. Only request is, kindly make it slow so that I can follow the technic. A short video will do....Thank you so much!
Loveddd it ! Do you have any more demo videos based on sketchbook pro ? Also what is the canvas dimension and res you used for this piece ? i have been using sketchbook pro since few years now but i am still struggling to find that one brush im comfortable with. Any advices on that ? Love your efforts dude !!
Thank you so much my friend :)!! I’ll make more sketchbook videos I promise! This is the only one for now but I tried to cover many spectators of it. The canvas I believe it’s even 5000px or 6000px… at 300dpi. I work this big because it’s a good resolution in case I wanna print my work :)!
My Sketchbook app does not have the color wheel shortcut at the bottom left that you are showing in the video. I am new to this tool. Can you tell me if there is a set up option that I have missed?
Thanks for stopping by :)!! I’m glad it did its job! Absolutely, since I focused mainly on the tree, that could definitely be water, It’s actually a great idea!
I really like your style. If you don't mind I want to try similar drawing you draw.... just for learn the software....can I post the drawing with credit... actually I am a fresher and buy my first pen tablet last week...😅
Thank you very much:)!! Of course please, tag me wherever you’ll post it 😃and congrats on the new tablet! It’s the beginning of a wonderful journey my friend!
this is amazing thank you! I want to give procreate a try. when i start the app it automaticly opens a canvas but in a rather small res. Mind if I ask what resolution is this canvas u are working on?
Great work! :) Question: How do you use the select tool to paint an exact area without coloring outside it? I've tried with the lasso setting, but all I have managed to do is expand, resize and move the selected area around the canvas, so not exactly what I am looking for. I'd appreciate some tips with this, if you're familiar with Sketchbook Pro 6! Thumbs up!
What you do is add a new later below your sketch or line work and fill it in with solid color. Then when you have your area full of color you click on the symbol that looks like a lock on the layer section your are coloring. It’s 4 months late so you probably figured it out but there ya go
You have shamed me for not using my Sketchbook Pro app more than I have! Thanks Luka for showing me what it is truly capable of! Thanks for sharing your gift! Are you from the planet Krypton? Can you fly? Are you related to Superman?? Please let me know because your concepts are unearthly!
Thank you so much man, you’re way too kind 😅🙏!! I’m so happy you liked it and found it useful! Sketchbook is incredibly powerful and it’s great it makes me think out of the box to find new solutions to what I had in mind! I’m definitely from earth 😛
Hey, very helpful video! When you change the flats from pink on the trunk to blueish, and the leaves from green to pink, are you doing that by hand the way you do the first layer, or are you using a faster technique to change the colors?
On top of your tools panel, you can see on the right a little icon with some squares on it. If you click there it opens up a panel called Brushes Library. Over there you have all the brushes that you can then keep open or drag and drop on to your tools panel. I hope it makes sense :)
I'm sorry Matt, I don't know precisely. For what I used it on the ipad i can tell you that it's exactly the same as the desktop version but I'm not 100% sure. i think it is :)
hei ciao. Wanted to ask you, what about the quality of the file. Can you show us the options for saving it as a jpeg ? Why when you zoom in the quality is still good and u cannot see the pixels?
Thanks for the tutorial. So i sketch with autodesk sketcbook but i want to edit later in adobe illustrator. i wonder if anyone knows how to transfer the works from autodesk sketchbook to adobe illustrator.
I’m not sure how big it was but I’d say that it was somewhere around 4000px width at 300dpi :). You should be fine with a great quality in your final result, ready for big prints and stuff
How do you get a clear quality on autodesk sketchbook? I get a really bad quality whenever i save my drawings, please help me out. It would be great honour for me. Thank you in Advance
Hi, thanks for coming by!! mmmm I don't know exactly what problem you might have but maybe your canvas is too smal. Try to work at something like 3000px or above at 300dpi and it'll be nice and crisp :). I hope that was the problem and this can help you! Thanks!
I had the same problem at the beginning my friend and I feel you. But believe me you just have to spend some time with it and you’ll start to simply develop a different workflow. In an hour you won’t miss it ;). Once I found how to lock the layer I was totally comfortable haha
No, this is my process when I use Sketchbook and how I approach a different workflow for the same results compared to Photoshop :).. I hope you enjoyed it!
I use Sketchbook as my normal art program, even after trying other paid programs like Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, and Corel 7. I just prefer this program and it's simplicity, also the fact that there's a library of free extra brushes that don't come with the program, and some of them are really useful.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Me tooo
I really love going back and forth between Sketchbook and Krita. I'm so glad they exist, I had recently cancelled my photoshop subscription because I was getting frustrated with it's UI system.
This is gorgeous and has brought me a step closer to perceiving the kind of digital art I'm looking to draw. Many thanks for taking the time out to capture and explain through this process!
Thank you so much Saif :)!!
Thank you for sharing your excellent work and your ability to demonstrate so very well. I appreciate it greatly.|
This is such a helpful video. I want to get into digital art and I recently bought a Wacom one and downloaded Sketchbook, but the whole process is so different from traditional painting I was really struggling to find my flow. This was a great video, I think I understand how to make the whole process a little more organic and creative now. Thank you ♥️
I’m so glad I could help :)!! Thank you so much for the support!!
yes! would love more process videos! thanks for this one ^^
EVF onArtstation Thanks my friend!! I will keep them coming ;)!
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. It's really nice to hear your thought process. Well done.
a good youtube recommendation in a long time
Everstorm Haha thank you so much!!
I finally find a good video using sketchbook, all the other ones draw over a picture and sketch and color in only one layer, they’ll also use a total of five brushes. This video is very educational while comparing it to procreate and talking through your process.
Hope thank you so much for the very kind comment :)!! I’m so happy you liked the video, I definitely tried to cover as much as I could and create a comfortable and familiar environment for me in the program :)! Thanks for the support! More to come!
Hope to see more tutorials for Sketchbook pro. Thank you for this. Nice work.
I absolutely loved this. Thank you for taking the time to talk through your thoughts and process. So valuable.
Thank you so much for checking it out my friend 🙏!!
I love youtube for recommend me this!!!!! You are such a great artist!!!!
Artemisa Uchija thank you so much 🙏!! So happy you like it!!
This looks great, and is a good introduction to those like me who are new to Sketchbook. I'm looking forward to trying this out now that I've seen your demo. Thanks much for posting it.
Wes Rast thanks a lot! I’m glad it inspires you and made you curious about sketchbook :)! I’m sure you’ll have fun with it!
Thanks for that fantastic video. I would like to see more rendering of tree on Sketchbook Pro from you. Only request is, kindly make it slow so that I can follow the technic. A short video will do....Thank you so much!
one of the best video recommendations i got, i would love to see more videos like these:)
Thank you so much!! Very happy you liked it!! I'll definitely do more videos about Sketchbook :)!
Great talent, creativity, imagination. Your process makes this video a tremendous learning experience. 👏🙏👍🌟
Thank you so much Max :)! So happy to read that! 🙏💥more to come!!
You did a great job. Don't worry about language. Thanks so much for sharing your process.
Hey thank you so much my friend, it means a lot 🙏💥!
There is so much to take from this video. Thank you so much.
Ashok G. J. You’re very welcome :)!! Thank you 🙏
Solid work, great texture rendering. Good tutorial.
Thank you so much :)!!
This vid gives me inspiration on how to use sketchbook smarter
Iqmal Saleh thank you!! Very happy to know it!!
I love sketchbook
Same :D!!
It so great 😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😀🙏!!
may i know how you pin two sets of brushes? hehe
Absolutely awesome and helpful video :) Thank you!
Thank you :)!! Glad to hear!
great tutorial and great art
Thank you so much :)!!!
Loveddd it ! Do you have any more demo videos based on sketchbook pro ? Also what is the canvas dimension and res you used for this piece ? i have been using sketchbook pro since few years now but i am still struggling to find that one brush im comfortable with. Any advices on that ? Love your efforts dude !!
Thank you so much my friend :)!! I’ll make more sketchbook videos I promise! This is the only one for now but I tried to cover many spectators of it. The canvas I believe it’s even 5000px or 6000px… at 300dpi. I work this big because it’s a good resolution in case I wanna print my work :)!
Great shapes and colors, Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for stopping by :D!
beautiful.
Thanks man :)
ive just starting using it and this video has helped ou a load
Thank you so much :). very happy to hear that it helped! Looking forward to seeing your art!
gracias bro buen video
My Sketchbook app does not have the color wheel shortcut at the bottom left that you are showing in the video. I am new to this tool. Can you tell me if there is a set up option that I have missed?
Im learning sketchbook and this helps ,nice
Flicker Droid I’m so glad to know it :)!! Thank you!!
Thank you very much.!
Trọng Vinh Trần Thank YOU!!
Thank a lot!
i thought the grass under the tree couldve been water, like a swamp tree
ty for the tutorial btw it inspire me a lot
Thanks for stopping by :)!! I’m glad it did its job! Absolutely, since I focused mainly on the tree, that could definitely be water, It’s actually a great idea!
loved it
RITUNJOY HAZARIKA Thank you 🙏!!
I really like your style. If you don't mind I want to try similar drawing you draw.... just for learn the software....can I post the drawing with credit... actually I am a fresher and buy my first pen tablet last week...😅
Thank you very much:)!! Of course please, tag me wherever you’ll post it 😃and congrats on the new tablet! It’s the beginning of a wonderful journey my friend!
@@thebustermonkeyI really appreciate your kind words...thanks😇
you are amazing thankyou for the effort
shubham mishra thanks man :)
wow
this is amazing thank you! I want to give procreate a try. when i start the app it automaticly opens a canvas but in a rather small res. Mind if I ask what resolution is this canvas u are working on?
xZOMBIExx Thank you for the very nice comment my friend!! I really appreciate it!! My canvas was 5k at 300dpi :). Pretty big haha
OMG! I dont understand the painting part. I have the layers, but how did u change the color of one layer only. My tree is still pink :(
Hi, whats the main differences between the sketchbook iPad and pc version? very nice vid and channel! ;)
Great work! :) Question: How do you use the select tool to paint an exact area without coloring outside it? I've tried with the lasso setting, but all I have managed to do is expand, resize and move the selected area around the canvas, so not exactly what I am looking for. I'd appreciate some tips with this, if you're familiar with Sketchbook Pro 6! Thumbs up!
What you do is add a new later below your sketch or line work and fill it in with solid color. Then when you have your area full of color you click on the symbol that looks like a lock on the layer section your are coloring. It’s 4 months late so you probably figured it out but there ya go
I also wanted to know that, so thank you!
Amazing🙂
Thank you so much Mark :)!!!
@@thebustermonkey i hope i can draw and paint like a God like you.
You have shamed me for not using my Sketchbook Pro app more than I have!
Thanks Luka for showing me what it is truly capable of! Thanks for sharing your gift!
Are you from the planet Krypton? Can you fly? Are you related to Superman??
Please let me know because your concepts are unearthly!
Thank you so much man, you’re way too kind 😅🙏!! I’m so happy you liked it and found it useful! Sketchbook is incredibly powerful and it’s great it makes me think out of the box to find new solutions to what I had in mind! I’m definitely from earth 😛
Hey, very helpful video! When you change the flats from pink on the trunk to blueish, and the leaves from green to pink, are you doing that by hand the way you do the first layer, or are you using a faster technique to change the colors?
Hi Ryan!! Thank you! I used the "Flood Fill", the bucket next to the T in the menu above, to change tone in there quickly :).
@@thebustermonkey sweeeeeet! Thanks man!
So good, thanks!
Thanks Anna!! Glad you liked it 🙌!!
Awesome !!! Love it
Haha thank you my friend! I'll be preparing new stuff soon :)!
nice work dude
Thanks :)!
hi youre great ... how you seting up your express keys and pen buttons ? sketchbook/photoshop ???
Where can you get the Copic markers, my sketchbook pro doesn't have it?
On top of your tools panel, you can see on the right a little icon with some squares on it. If you click there it opens up a panel called Brushes Library. Over there you have all the brushes that you can then keep open or drag and drop on to your tools panel. I hope it makes sense :)
this is awesome, keep it up man!!!!
It seems the Sketchbook app used to be free. I just bought it.
I know this is an old video and you might not see this comment, but I need to ask. 😅 Are you Hungarian by any chance?
Hi :) haha nono I’m Italian 😂
Do you know if Sketchbook for iPad has all the same features?
I'm sorry Matt, I don't know precisely. For what I used it on the ipad i can tell you that it's exactly the same as the desktop version but I'm not 100% sure. i think it is :)
hello, what is the size you use for an optimal resolution in autodesk?
Hi! I’d say if you wanna be safe and maybe in the future print your work and having it nice and crisp go at least 5000px width and 300dpi resolution 😛
Hi, how long did it take you from start to finish? Thanks
Hi! I completely forgot exactly but I'd say between 3 and 5 hours probably from start to finish.
is it compatible with a mouse in a pc??
hei ciao. Wanted to ask you, what about the quality of the file. Can you show us the options for saving it as a jpeg ? Why when you zoom in the quality is still good and u cannot see the pixels?
Thanks for the tutorial. So i sketch with autodesk sketcbook but i want to edit later in adobe illustrator. i wonder if anyone knows how to transfer the works from autodesk sketchbook to adobe illustrator.
If its possible please sketch more with this application
I will :)! Thanks for the feedback!
What image size did you use? And what does resolution affect on the image? I'm just started painting digitally :(
I’m not sure how big it was but I’d say that it was somewhere around 4000px width at 300dpi :). You should be fine with a great quality in your final result, ready for big prints and stuff
This is the pro edition?
MED ART there’s only one now as far as I know and it’s free :)
@@thebustermonkey 🙏🙏🖤
How do you get a clear quality on autodesk sketchbook? I get a really bad quality whenever i save my drawings, please help me out. It would be great honour for me. Thank you in Advance
Hi, thanks for coming by!! mmmm I don't know exactly what problem you might have but maybe your canvas is too smal. Try to work at something like 3000px or above at 300dpi and it'll be nice and crisp :). I hope that was the problem and this can help you! Thanks!
How are you using the copic colors
A pink tree wouldn't be that bad...
Why did they switch to a subscription model!!!
Pero sketchbook es de pago, no?
Solo en el celular lo he usado pero es incómodo dibujar tan pequeño y sólo con la yema del pulgar cansa.
clipping mask turn me away from sketchbook :(
(or the lack of it)
I had the same problem at the beginning my friend and I feel you. But believe me you just have to spend some time with it and you’ll start to simply develop a different workflow. In an hour you won’t miss it ;). Once I found how to lock the layer I was totally comfortable haha
Sei italiano? :)
Si :) vivo a Los Angeles però
@@thebustermonkey ah figo! Anche io uso un casino Sketchbook (free però)... se si usa il pc è il migliore tra i programmi gratuiti
Argo 73 assolutamente!! Infatti non smetto di consigliarlo a chi vuole un qualcosa di semplice, veloce e davvero efficace per disegnare.
You grat to draw if i try Then im Realy BAD! 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅:
Na it's all about practicing :)!! If you'll keep trying and being consistent you'll master it! No doubt!
Your rigt! I sut keep trying! 👍😁
Só eu "vi" uma forma feminina sentando em uma forma masculina? Semiótica. Kkkkkk
That is not a tutorial
No, this is my process when I use Sketchbook and how I approach a different workflow for the same results compared to Photoshop :).. I hope you enjoyed it!
Your background music is too loud and completely unnecessary. I suggest you eliminate it in the future.
Hello, how did you make sure that when you draw a tree you do not go beyond the outline with a brush?
I try to be as precise as I can with the brush, playing with the pressure taking my time to make sure it’s all nice and clean on the edges :)