Let’s Go Together
Here is my first try at a somewhat realistic approach with Paper. What a blast. The tools are so versatile!
Ok here are a couple of observations I had whilst drawing.
- For *this* kind of drawing you need a stylus. Bamboo is nice.
- You can rest your hand on the iPad bezel and *most of the time* you will not accidentally touch the screen and mess with your drawing
- It’s handy to lock your screen orientation so that you can turn your iPad around as you please. That way you will always be within drawing reach anywhere on the canvas from your resting position on the edge of the device.
- The pencil is actually really good at creating transitions/gradients. They will not be perfectly smooth but I actually really like the lined texture.
- All of the colors get pretty dramatic (dark, saturated) when you paint enough layers. That’s awesome.
- You can pinch back to the pages view to get a more distanced view of your piece (like an artist walking away from the canvas to get a clearer view…)
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way to hide the location, Mapcrunch.
I hate it when it does this! It gives away the surprise!
You mean…you couldn’t tell that’s Australia?
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“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.”
- Michelangelo
Reblogged from a good puzzle, it's a fair thing.
4th December 2011
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The Get More Out of Google Infographic Summarizes Online Research Tricks for Students
I consistently forget these tricks. Now I have a visual. Thanks, Internet.
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