Once all the colours are in, I will tighten up the whole illustration by adding details and clean up or improve line-work where necessary. Blend Paint in all the colour shapes stroke by stroke with a Live Brush. Paint in all your colour shapes stroke by stroke with a textured brush from the Painting brush set. Trace the border with the same flat bush and fill in colours quickly using the bucket tool. Pick or create a colour set that matches your drawing, then paint it on a separate layer for quick and easy reference so that you will not stray from the colour combination you’ve identified.įor this stage, you can do any of the following: The next part of the process is to colour in your design. (You can find more info here: /how-to/intro-to-fresco.html) The main differences here are the three categories of drawing brushes: Pixel brushes, Live brushes and Vector brushes. If you frequently use drawing programs, the Fresco interface should be quite familiar. You can pick a tablet that best suits your workflow and budget - either with a top-of-the-line iPad Pro like me, or if portability is your priority, even an iPad mini is a great option to travel and draw with. Using an iPad and an Apple Pencil, the large range of drawing apps on the App Store and its incredible portability factor, the drawing experience can become very addictive.
For this tutorial, we’ll be working on my own lobster design. Adobe’s latest drawing app–Fresco– offers you an incredible range of drawing and painting tools right on your iPad, but how to get started? Here is a little tutorial courtesy of Michael on how to render your design in Adobe Fresco.Īn iPad with Adobe Fresco installed, and an Apple Pencil.Ī sketch of your own design.
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