The other is a soft eraser that gradually erases a spot by making it increasingly lighter. One is a hard eraser, which completely removes any lines or errors. I found it to be very accurate and easy to use. So far, Sketchbook Pro 2010 is the first program I’ve come across that uses the ruler and ellipses tools in this way. Once the measurements are in and you begin drawing, the ink will lock onto the border of the ruler, regardless of how far the cursor is from the line. With these functions, the user sets the size and angle of the circle or line. This not only helps the user save time, but also lets you focus your concentration on your creation, rather than the program itself.Ī personal favorite in the tools section are the ruler and ellipses tools. Most tools are placed on screen and can be adjusted by a touch of the cursor. Since Sketchbook Pro is made to work with a pen tablet, the user may never need to touch the keyboard while using it. Bars for color can also be opened and accessed quickly. Line thickness and mark size can also be adjusted quickly and easily. The airbrush has a soft, accurate spray that is wonderful for shading. The pencil tool makes thinner, lighter lines. They also have a strikingly realistic look to them. They truly work and feel just as the real tools would.įor starters, they are all pressure sensitive, so the harder you press, the darker and broader the lines will be. What makes them unique is how the tools function in the program. Sketchbook Pro offers a handful of brushes-basics, such as a pen, pencil, airbrush, and marker. Instead of offering a book of functions Sketchbook Pro culls from the traditional tools an artist would use and makes them as realistic feeling as possible. Some users who are accustomed to programs such as Photoshop or Corel Draw may at first miss the seemingly endless list of tools, yet the lack of such tools is actually a strength for Sketchbook. A user can literally play with every tool and function it has to offer in a matter of minutes. The program keeps only the necessities, leaving only a compact and easily navigable workspace. I can honestly say that Sketchbook Pro 2010 is the easiest drawing program I’ve ever used.
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The workspace consists of a full screen drawing mat and a small toolbar in the lower corner. It is designed so that even a person with little computer skill can quickly learn it.
When I opened the program for the first time what really stood out was how easy it was to use. On my Mac, Sketchbook Pro 2010 took up only 46.6 MB (about the size of 10 pictures). Sketchbook Pro is also very small so it runs fast, installation is easy, and it takes up little room on the computer. It is specially designed to work with a pen tablet or a tablet computer-although it can also be used with a mouse or trackpad.Īt just $100 the program is surprisingly inexpensive, given the cost of similar programs on the market. Sketchbook Pro is made to resemble an artist’s sketchbook both in form and in feel. As the name would suggest, the program sets out to emulate the feel of a sketchbook and offers artists a clean environment to sketch, paint, and draw nearly anything. The company develops several of the leading programs for 3-D design, graphics, and CG motion pictures.Īutodesk programs played a part in creating movies such as Madagascar 2 and The Hulk, as well as games such as the new Prince of Persia and the upcoming installment of Halo.Īmong their list of products is Sketchbook Pro 2010. In the community of graphic designers, Autodesk is a household name.
A digital drawing using Sketchbook Pro 2010 by Autodesk.
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