There doesn’t seem to be much difference in feel between the pencil, ball point, chisel tip pen and paint brush. Personally I find all the tools to look a bit same-y. You can define custom drawing tools if you wish, although they will only be accessible through a tool box, not the gesture friendly tool interface. The differences all come in the variable presets, of which the tools above are standard. The tools available are shown in the screenshot above, but it is deceptive. I like how the tools can be moved to either the left or right corner for left handers like me, its nice to have the tools in the more easily accessible bottom right corner. It is elegant to use and lets you focus on drawing. Select an icon with the stylus, and a wheel of options can be selected through a gesture. All the key functionality can be accessed through the tool ring in the corner. Sketchbook Pro has a very minimalist interface. Like an engineering tool, Sketchbook Pro has a professional aura about it it looks and feels like the tool an architect would use. Originally made by Alias, creators of Maya, it is now owned by Autodesk, famous for its range of engineering grade modelling software.
Sketchbook Pro is a simple yet elegant drawing program.
Time for another quick art software review: Autodesk Sketchbook Pro.īrief Description: Professional digital pen software with gesture based interfaceĬost: US$100 download in North America and Japan, unknown elsewhere
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