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Introduction to SketchBook Designer 2014

by Eddie Russell

For many artists, there has always been a distinct difference between creating vector artwork and creating pixel-based artwork. Software required: SketchBook Designer 2014.

What you'll learn

For many artists, there has always been a distinct difference between creating vector artwork and creating pixel-based artwork. SketchBook Designer recognizes that both styles can work seamlessly together to create some really amazing images. In this tutorial, we will focus on getting you up to speed and working inside SketchBook Designer quickly. We will start off by learning about the interface and how we can begin to customize the SketchBook Designer canvas. From here we will learn how SketchBook Designer implements a layer based workflow using both paint and vector layers. Next we will spend some time learning how to use and customize brushes for both paint and vectors before moving on and learning how to manipulate the vector curves we create. Before wrapping up this tutorial, we will learn also learn about things like making pixel selections, transformations, masking, flood fills, and symmetry drawing. After going through this training, you will have a firm grasp on this powerful drawing application. Software required: SketchBook Designer 2014.

About the author

Eddie began teaching creative professionals over ten years ago for Digital Tutors. In 2014 Digital Tutors was acquired by Pluralsight and he continued his focus on creating high quality training for artists in both the film and games industries. With a background in graphic design and illustration Eddie has always been focused on visual appeal. This can be seen through his courses in which he shares secrets for achieving production level quality for concept art, illustrations, textures, mater... more

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