![]() But without subscription pricing, a lot of these apps would be unprofitable. At the same time, we expect fully featured, powerful apps. People are not willing to pay more than a couple of dollars (if anything), and $10 apps are considered "premium". Blame it on the fact that the whole App Store economy is borked for serious apps. These people don't drive Ferraris and do it out of greed. It's one thing when a huge company like Adobe does it (although, I can certainly understand their need to appease investors) - but for a lot of these companies, subscription model is the only way to make a sustainable business. ok, but you have to realise, you might not like the alternative. It's really hard to say which one is better, but with Procreate being just $10 and CSP having a 6-month free trial for new users, my suggestion is: just try them both. CSP is also more complex (in a good way, it's very intuitive for all the options it has) with a more advanced brush engine (though Procreate has a really great one, too) and with the ability to import 3D models on the canvas, which is crazy and super-useful for certain workflows. You can use it nicely without one, ofc, but the fact that you can make custom keyboard shortcuts for almost anything is just great and very Mac like. CSP really becomes powerful when paired with a keyboard. ![]() Procreate is more gesture based and generally nicer when you're away from your desk. And then there is Sketchbook Pro, Adobe Fresco, Linea, etc.īut, my top recommendations are Procreate and CSP, as I said. ![]() There are other nice apps, I also recommend checking out Art Studio Pro and Infinite Painter - both really nice. In fact, they just might be one of the two best apps for illustration on any platform. To bring the course to a close, work on the cover, exploring how to bind the pages, and see how to make a bookmark.Ĭlaudio shares some final tips for photographing your work and presenting your illustrated journal on social media or at exhibitions.It comes down to needs and personal preference, but I'd say Procreate and Clip Studio Paint are the two best apps for illustration on the iPad, at the moment. Next up, learn how to include objects within the journal, modifying it to turn it into a kind of sculpture. Now it's time to create the pages of your artistic journal: start with some landscape drawings, complement your images with writing, and assemble the completed pages into your travel sketchbook. Then take a look at all the necessary materials and tools and do a series of exercises to help you overcome your fear of the blank page, using just pencils and card stock.Ĭlaudio also teaches you some writing techniques to enrich your sketchbook with words, phrases, or descriptions. Discover the influences that inspire him to make his custodiaries, or travel sketchbooks, where he chronicles his daily life. Meet your teacher for the course, Claudio Patanè, an architect and teacher living and working in Sicily. Follow her steps and learn to create sustainable pieces that fill your home with your favorite scent. ![]() In this free tutorial, Cassandra teaches you how to use recycled materials to weave your own DIY scented sachet. She also goes step by step through her creative process in her online course on hand weaving. She runs her own studio where she shares her love and knowledge of weaving and the broader fiber arts with her community. When combined with creative crafts like weaving, the results can be even more rewarding-something textile designer and hand weaver Cassandra Sabo knows all too well. Transform recycled fabric into unique fragranced pouches using creative weaving techniquesįragrance has the power to evoke powerful memories and transport us to new places in our minds. Latest blog post Tutorial: Weave a DIY Scented Sachet from Recycled Materials
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