Real ink and watercolor brushes on an iPad

Name: Real ink and watercolor brushes on an iPad
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using Adobe Photoshop Sketch mobile app with Photoshop brushes

Created byViki Kloper-Weidenfeld

Last updated 6/2017

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What you'll learn

Use Adobe Photoshop Sketch app
Know where to buy photoshop brushes
Know where to get free brushes
Know how to export brushes from photoshop and bring them to an iPad
what brushes to use in Adobe Sketch for inking
what brushes to use in Adobe Sketch for watercolor painting

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 30m total length

Introduction0:59
Explore how to use the Photoshop sketch app on iPad to ink and color a project, follow step-by-step guidance, and upload your work.
The tools we use0:48
Use an Apple Pencil or Bluetooth stylus for pressure sensitivity, and download the free Adobe Photoshop Sketch app; sign in with your Adobe ID to get started.
Adobe Photoshop Sketch app overview3:40
Explore the Adobe Photoshop Sketch app overview, manage projects and layers, customize preferences for left-handed use, import references, adjust layers and brush settings, and share creations via Creative Cloud.
InApp brushes2:36
Explore the in-app brush panel on iPad, select and customize brushes by size, color, flow, and depth, and test watercolor, ink, and acrylic textures with pressure and velocity dynamics.
Kyle T. Webster brushes2:07
Discover Kyle T. Webster brushes for real ink and watercolor on iPad, and learn to import and test Photoshop brushes in the Adobe Sketch app using Dropbox and cloud libraries.
Free Kyle T. Webster brushes1:09
Access seven free Kyle T. Webster brushes by logging into your Adobe account; they sync to the Creative Cloud library and appear in the app under Kyle's brushes.
Uploading your photoshop brushes to the iPad1:30
Transfer your Photoshop brushes to your iPad for use in Sketch by creating a brush library, syncing via the library panel, and testing brushes on the iPad.
Using layer1:03
Explore five layers on an iPad project: a default background, a dry reference layer, an ink layer, a watercolor layer, and an optional watercolor paper texture.
Inking your project6:14
Apply digital inking techniques on iPad by using layers, a reference image, and pressure-sensitive brushes to achieve organic line work and cohesive cupcake illustration.
Watercoloring your project9:15
Learn to watercolor a cupcake on an iPad using Kyle's edge brush, adjust size and opacity, layer washes, shade, erase out of lines, and add highlights for a finished look.
Exporting your artwork0:48
Export your iPad artwork by sharing to desktop apps like Illustrator, saving the image, or sending a review link. Save to Creative Cloud and share on social networks.
What's next0:18
Practice each project using different brush engines and experiment to find what you like best. If you have traditional watercolor experience, apply those techniques to digital brushes for solid results.
Final thoughts0:19
Explore real ink and watercolor brushes on the iPad, read the class notes, and stay notified about future classes while enjoying creativity on the iPad.

Requirements

Real ink and watercolor brushes on an iPad

Description

Today I am going to teach you how to use one of the

Adobe drawing apps called Adobe Photoshop sketch.

This app is quiet remarkable in a way that it can use all

photoshop brushes straight on you iPad.

I will show you step by step how to import those brushes into

the app and how to use them.

We will go over a project that requires an inking step

and a coloring step.

I will demonstrate everything with free brushes that you can upload yourself to your app.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to use his photoshop brushes on an iPad
Anyone who whats to know how to bring a PC brush to use on an iPad