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How to Use Adobe Ideas

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Adobe Ideas, for the iPad, is my drawing app of choice.  I've used many other drawing apps but with it's clean UI and limited feature set, no other apps feel more like natural drawing.

With this eBook, you'll learn how to:

  • Master techniques professionals use to create three-dimensional illustrations
  • Simulate watercolor painting with transparencies
  • Create breathtaking color palettes from the world around you
  • Emulate eloquent wood cut prints
  • Draw natural lines with the Pen tool
  • Add robust texture to your art
  • Plus detailed information on every tool, setting and icon in Ideas

I've also included several cool tips and time-saving tricks for you to get the most productivity out of Adobe Ideas! Take this eBook with you as you create beautiful works of art wherever you are.

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Jul032012

Red-Tailed Hawk

Posted on DateTuesday, July 3, 2012 at 03:23PM

Here's another quick illustration from my bird site.  I plan to keep drawing birds until I've drawn all the birds I see around town.  In other news, I'm still working on my Adobe Ideas book and plan to have it finished and available this month.  Whew!  I drew the Red-Bellied Woodpecker using Adobe Ideas and I'll talk a little about how I created the image in my "Tips and Techniques" chapter.

And because I don't have a lot of other drawings to show, here's a Bluebird who decided the bird feeder was too risky to fly to.

Don't forget you can visit "for the birds" and contribute your own (or your kid's) artwork of birds!

 

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