Edge of the Red Plain

This image was actually started in the “Layers” app but I moved it into “Sketch Club” which has a wider range of brushes with a greater range of controls.

Plant Doodle

Just a few scribbles and a splash of colour. Not any plant in particular, actually I was just doodling while watching a movie.

Create comic art with the iPad

Here is a very interesting item for comic book artists
Comic Art with the ipad

The above image is the copyright of Kyle Lambert

Post for Ange

Ange is curious like the cat. She wanted to see how my WordPress for iPad app worked. So I demonstrated how I could create a new post,  take a photo on the iPad from within the app and have the result up on the blog, just seconds later. I am really impressed with the WordPress for iPad app

Adobe Ideas

Just a quick doodle, trying out Adobe Ideas, yet another drawing app that I have installed onto my iPad (good job I got the 64Gb model), and yes it’s another palm tree 🙂

I used PhotoGene to crop the export from ideas

Riverside Shack

Another one of my earlier images, once again a Sketch Club drawing

Palm Trees

Another Sketch Club drawing, just experimenting with different ways of depicting various types of palm tree.

Marker Pen Take Two

I had another app waiting to be tested, so I decided to use the same tutorial (see this post), but this time using iDraw, also a vector base drawing program.

Marker Pen

I followed a great tutorial to create this image. The tutorial is on Ron Letkeman’s blog on iPad creativity.

Why not have a look at Ron’s DigitalDrawer Blog

He has some great tutorials and a gallery of absolutely stunning images created on the iPad. I think the guitar is fantastic. Well worth a visit.

Palm Tree

Paintbook is another one of the dozens of drawing and painting apps that I have added to the iPad. This is so far the only image that I have drawn in Paintbook, which is a vector based program, but it feels more like working with a bitmap program. Because it is vector based then images can be exported at large sizes if required. You can also export PDF files and even multi page PDF documents.

Paintbook has a rather different interface and toolset than many drawing apps, but it is capable of some great results. Well worth a look.