Quarters…lots of ‘me.
Sketch Club, Sty-HD (till Apple Pencil gets here)
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These drawing apps are complicated; sometimes in their potential simplicity, sometimes in their actual complexity. I’m working on a lesson for my next class focusing on ONLY two of the many Sketches tools, the mechanical pencil and the airbrush. This is currently the only app we’re working with.

We’ll do some warm-ups and then practice settings in size and opacity for each, then play around with some simple figures, e.g., cube, sphere, cone, etc. along with some strokes, movements, and feels. Then we’ll attempt the eye again using only these two tools.

Sketches, Sty-HD stylus
I mean it. This guy just keeps on getting up and playing even harder!

Free hand using this reference photo in Sketches, Procreate, Phonto, with Sty-HD stylus on an iPad Pro.