iPad painting
My friend Birgit is always a good source for reference photos! I think these guys were waiting outside a coffee shop. iPad paintings are great for me right now. I made a promise to Scott to keep the counter clear when I am not painting. The set up and take down is a little time consuming. I'll try to paint tomorrow. Hey its Wednesday!
Another stunner.
ReplyDeleteWhen you call it a painting does that mean you use a brush on the program or is it a drawing and then color added? Really curious.
Can you print it out and are the colors the same as on the screen or can you print it on a paper you can touch it up with pastel or something?
Hope you can answer on your blog ...pretty please.
Hi Julie,
DeleteI do use a brush tool on the program. I am using a stylus most of the time. I think you can print these out but not too large. The files are not that big. The way I am able to post is this... I save the image to my gallery, I click on my image and then click on the mail icon. It will ask if you want to send it as a jpg, gif, etc. I send it to myself. Go to my computer and save the image there. I use photoshop elements to crop. If you used the image for small projects like cards or just a small print, it should work fine. I do draw my basic shapes but then go back and paint. Obviously the highlights are white. I use the eraser tool to get pure white. Is that helpful? They are fun and fast!
Your Bassetts are terrific!
DeleteI especially love how you treated the pup in the shadow.
Would you please share which program you used with your iPad? Or which app?
Thanks so much.
I use ArtRage on my iPad. It wasn't too expensive when I bought it 3 years ago... 7.99? Can't remember exactly.
DeleteKaethe, I love how you keep your wonderful, painterly style even when working on your Ipad! I bet you'd enjoy a Sensu brush in addition to your stylus.
ReplyDeleteLove the warms and cools. Very nice.
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