Color Theory for Digital Artists: Part 2
Last time we talked about all the components of colors—Hue, Saturation, Brightness, Chroma, and Value—and how they’re handled in digital drawings apps. Today we’re going…
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Color Theory for Digital Artists: Part 1
Digital artists have it easy—they get all the colors of the rainbow, and they can make them slightly brighter or slightly more saturated just by…
Tiger Friends: the Making-Of
About a year ago I experimented with running an art Patreon (as opposed to my animal anatomy Patreon), but it didn’t really work out. I…
Cappuccino Tiger: the Making-Of
About a year ago I experimented with running an art Patreon (as opposed to my animal anatomy Patreon), but it didn’t really work out. I…
How to Create a Signature Brush in Sketchbook
Digital art has many perks, one of them being able to reduce repetitive tasks. For example, instead of signing your work every time you finish…
How to Use a Clipping Mask in Sketchbook for Mobile (iPad & Android)
The desktop users got their Clipping Mask update months ago, and finally it has come to mobile devices as well! You can read more about…
What DPI, Size, and Resolution are Best for Digital Art?
When the inspiration strikes, you don’t want anything to stand between you and your new drawing—so that window that appears right before you create a…
How to Use a Clipping Mask in Sketchbook Pro 9.1
We’ve had the Alpha Mask feature in Sketchbook Pro for a while, which is a counterpart of Photoshop’s Layer Masks. With the new update, we…
How to Create Custom Brushes in Sketchbook
In digital art, your brush is the main tool for bringing your vision to reality. And while in theory you can draw anything with a…
How to Use Blender to Learn About Light and Shadow
If you don’t want your art to look flat, you need to shade it. But darkening certain parts is not enough—you need to know which…