Users usually prefer to work with one hand and use the other to quickly access the tools they need the most while remaining "in the zone", according to Autodesk.
Users can bring up the marking menu by tapping and holding on the handle to access tools like the colour picker, double puck and flip canvas. The marking menu (seen above) keeps convenient tools a tap away so they won't clutter the canvas. The latest UI improvements include a two-hand mode canvas, a marking menu, quick-access toolbar, sliders for quick brush size, opacity adjustment on the brush menu and customisable colour swatches stored on the layer editor. The last update improved and simplified the interface whilst adding a few extra options, and SketchBook 4.0 enhances its user interface even further.
SketchBook is designed for creative professionals who draw on a regular basis, with the intent to make the digital drawing process feel as natural as possible. Sketching on your tabletĪutodesk SketchBook 4.0 for iOS and Android is currently one of the best painting and drawing apps for your iPad, offering a wide range of brushes and editing capabilities either for free or under subscription.
Here we take a look at the new features of Autodesk SketchBook Pro 4.0. SketchBook 4.0 was released first for iOS, now Android, and we expect an upgrade for Amazon Fire to follow. Autodesk releases its latest SketchBook 4.0 painting and drawing app – available in May for iPad and iPhone – for Android users on Google Play today.Īutodesk’s app for tablets and phones, SketchBook – aka SketchBook Pro – promised to give users a more natural and convenient drawing experience with the latest version, including a larger canvas size, more layers, enhanced tools and a smoother user interface (UI).Īrtists can now download the GPU-accelerated update and use SketchBook 4.0 on any Android device, enjoying all the new features including creating and sharing digital sketches on the fly, especially helpful when creating concept art.
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