Video: iPad Painting Demo (Quicktime, 1:33, 11.7 MB)
Watch on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKIVZeYiTN4
This demo was originally done live on Ustream. You can view the full hour-long recording with commentary here:
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/6001447
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Cool vid mate I liked it :)
Just a quick note, you can swipe the screen with 3 fingers to bring the brush menu a swipe to the left eill undo and a swipe to the right will redo.
another thing, why don’t you use an open fingered glove? seems like it will be easier.
Thanks Warder, good tips. I’m still getting used to the program. I’ll also try out a glove soon. Overall, I don’t mind keeping my hand up though. I do the same thing when I paint traditionally.
Thanks – that was really helpful. I’ve been on the fence as to the usefulness of the iPad but I definitely see a use for it now. As much as I prefer open-source whenever possible, I have doubts that another manufacturer will be able to pull off the ease of use the iPad seems to have.
Does the Sketchbook Pro app (which is a steal at $10) export in some format with layers that can be pulled into Photoshop, Illustrator or maybe Inkscape?
Yes Arp, SBP exports layered PSD files.
So, which ipad did you purchase? How many gigs does the ipad need to have to draw like this without crashing, etc.
Kat – I have the 64 GB WiFi iPad. The number of gigs makes no difference to how fast or reliable it works (crashes, etc.) – all iPads are the same in that way. The gigs refer to the amount of storage space you have – i.e. how many videos, mp3′s, apps, and files you can put on there. The 16 GB version will work just as smoothly as the 64 GB one for drawing.
Great video! Now I really want an iPad!!!
Great video. What an awesome toy, I wants one!
great video, one question what were you using for a stylus?
patrick – the TenOne Pogo stylus