- #COLORING IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK EXPRESS HOW TO#
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If you want to make it a little more realistic, find a reference picture of the moon, and color that circle like it. Or choose the paint bucket, that will be easier. Then switch back to the freehand mode (the squiggle in the toolbar) and fill in your moon. Then choose a spot and click and drag holding your shift key this will make a perfectly round circle. There's a slider bar under it to indicate if it's selected. (If it's closed go to 'Window' and then choose 'ToolBar'). You can either freehand a moon, or use the circle tool.Ĭlick on the circle mode in the long toolbar. Now select your pencil brush, then go choose a moon-ey color, like white or a very light yellow. So go to your lower right, click on the hammer icon and drag down to open the layers palette. That's a lot easier then trying to erase and having to fix edges and so forth. I like to use layers because if I don't like something later, I can remove or hide its layer. Then switch back to the marker, choose black, and draw a horizon.Įvery spooky night needs a spooky moon, right? Let's add one!įirst, let's add a new layer. I switched to the airbrush, increased it's circumference, and holding down the option key (which switches to the eye dropper tool) was able to select my blue background color, and go back over where I wanted it lighter. The marker brush only makes things darker. If you mess up and make it too dark, switch to another tool, like the airbrush tool. If you look at night skies, they are typically lighter towards the horizon. I changed my color to black then I started coloring the edges, making it darker on the outside and lighter towards the bottom and middle. Then I chose the marker, and changed the brush size by clicking in the 'Brush properties' circle, and dragging to the right to increase its size. So I selected a nice dark blue color from the color palette on the right, and used the paint bucket to paint the backdrop blue. Haunted houses, some kids watching TV (?), moons, monsters, and lots of dark blue and black.Īt least that gives me an idea for a back ground: a dark night sky. My thought was to type in 'spooky' into Google and see what came up in the pictures. Open up SketchBook once it is installed, and plug in your trusty Wacom tablet, and locate your pen input device. If you are going to draw on your computer, it's essential.) It's USB and it still works with my MacBook Pro, so if you can't afford a new one, you could find one used on eBay. (Mine is several years old I got it in 2001. If you are using a PC, some of my shortcuts will be different since you don't have a command or option key.
This is a scaled down version, but completely functional.)Ī computer (SketchBook will also work on tablet computers, like the iPad etc.).
#COLORING IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK EXPRESS ANDROID#
This can be found on the Apple App store, Android store, Windows App store, possibly elsewhere.
#COLORING IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK EXPRESS PRO#
You can download an evaluation version of SketchBook Pro to try before you buy, or you can get SketchBook Express for free. Even if you draw something on paper and then scan it, a drawing tablet is great way to add additional details and color.Īutodesk SketchBook (This can be downloaded from. I've had my drawing tablet for years, and it's a great tool for drawing on the computer.
#COLORING IN AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK EXPRESS HOW TO#
This instructable will teach how to draw a spooky clown using Autodesk Sketchbook with a Wacom drawing tablet.
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