Sketchbook - For everyone who loves to draw
WEBSketchBook is sketching, painting, and illustration software for all platforms and devices. With professional-grade drawing tools in a beautiful interface, Sketchbook is easy to use for anyone who wants to explore and express their ideas.
Welcome home, Sketchbook
WEBJun 22, 2021 — We’re going to build on that legacy, embracing everything that a sketchbook can be in supporting creativity, art and expression. We’ve got a roadmap of updates planned, many of which are based on requests from Sketchbook users. And some new ideas too, which we look forward to sharing soon.
Tools in Sketchbook
WEBTools in Sketchbook Pro for desktop. There are fill, guide, symmetry, and text tools, as well as cropping, transform, distort, perspective, drawing, and stroke tools. There are also an assortment of editing tools.
Sketchbook | Blog
WEBWhether producing artwork, journaling or whiteboarding, color is such an essential part of everyone’s Sketchbook workflow. In this post we give you a sneak peek of our work-in-progress color enhancements including new color sets, active color options, HEX codes, and a color blend gradient.
Perspective Guides - Sketchbook
WEBOnly available with Sketchbook Pro for desktop. Create a panoramic or hemispherical image with a very wide angle of view. Draw images of a scene viewed from a convex mirror or lens. This mode has 5 vanishing points: left, right, top, bottom, and center. The grid is composited of a horizon line, vertical line, and circle.
New free brushes! — Sketchbook
WEBMay 23, 2022 — New free brush sets are available for Sketchbook Pro, on our revamped Extras page that makes it easier to see what's in each set.
Transferring images with layers - Sketchbook
WEBThis articles explains how to move images between Sketchbook apps on one device and another, whether from desktop to mobile, mobile to mobile, or mobile to.
Setting the maximum canvas size for printing - Sketchbook
WEBWhen printing out an image, the resolution is measured in ink dots per inch (dpi). Therefore, when setting up your canvas you need to take the pixel size of your image and select a printing resolution (150 or 300 dpi) to calculate how big your image will print.
Color Editor - Sketchbook
WEBThe Color Editor contains a variety of methods for selecting color. The top section of the Color Editor displays an active color swatch and two color bars one for displaying color harmony and the other showing a history of recently used colors.
Adding an image - Sketchbook
WEBAdding an image in Sketchbook Pro for desktop. An image, such as a JPEG, can be inserted onto the current layer or imported onto a new layer. Once an image is added, the Transform puck appears to reposition, rotate, and or scale the image. Select File > Add Image, then select a file.