i swear i got so used to reading on my phone that when i was reading on a book, i was tapping on the words to search for the meaning but i realized that i cant do that on paper
Omg this is honestly soo true!! Like I started doodling and sketching on paper and stopped digital art for a bit and now I litterly can't make my way around it anymore 🤭 like it feels like I forgot how to draw 😭
@@envoxity9544 it's easy, put two or three layers of the aluminum in a normal pencil (only in the part that writes and if it doesn't have ink the better), with the nearest tape you have paste it and it's done.
I was pretty pleased with Krita's features when I ended up downloading it in a panic to do some digital design work for a volunteer project about a year ago (originally my work could all be done traditionally then scanned, but due to limited manpower I signed up to do some digital as well). didn't have much opportunity to see its linework, but I did some poster artwork on it that I was proud to turn in.
Brad, I am impressed most of all by Krita, as you are. I can never settle on one medium, and so have pen & ink sketches, oil painting-not so good at that, and acrylics. I desperately want to learn political lampooning and such as that. Really enjoyed your presentation and glad to have found your site. Thanks for all your work.
I'm trying to start drawing and I want to do digital first because Ive always struggled with traditional and the amount of mistakes I've done I find it more sensible to use digital as it's easier to undo things and make the lines look better
Walter to get into digital art. Looks so easy and simple. But once I try, it's like I have a steep climb ahead of me. A lot of things to work on, even before I can really begin to do the actual exploring of where my artlimits lie
EXTREMELY helpful video. Admittedly, I went the "easy" route to start, and bought an S6 Lite because I was also looking at buying an e-book for long trips. I was slightly worried I may have over sold myself on it, but after seeing this, and realizing the potential of the available apps, and my beginner status in this whole world, I feel like I made the right move. thanks for the confidence boost, brad.
Actually Ibis Paint you can use two finger tap to undo, you can set it in the settings (that's actually default so idk what you did) and watching an ad = 18hrs of all brushes.
Bruh, I would die if I had to see ads to use a brush... I think for y'all is worth saving at least 25$ to when CSP pro has sales, cause believe me, CSP is the best. And I know 25$ is 'lot of money' but instead of buying a 200$ phone, maybe buy a 150$ one and save for this kind of programs...idk, those are personal decisions + idk if CSP is available for phones... I'll have to do a research jejejjejej
Hello, I'm a late bloomer artist since when i was young, I focused more on music. But as I grow older, I fell in love in art and started with the paper. Now this video helps me a lot as a startup for my digital arts journey. Thank you so much.
Ibispaint is my favorite. It’s controls are easy to understand and take control of and like he said, so much variety in brushes. The creator updates often, mostly adding new and useful brushes. Just recently, they added a hair brush and braid brush, which is basically a pre-made braid for you if you need to practice. By watching a 10-20 second ad, you unlock everything for 18 hours
In SketchBook Pro Mobile you just need to single finger double-tap the lower-left corner of the screen to Undo, double-tap the lower-right corner to Redo. I never use the Three finger swipe.
@@samueldraws - The top-right corner is for resetting the canvas view, but you can actually set the controls in the App's preferences. I set the Top-left corner to go back to the previous color.
It's nice to know that there are a lot of great free alternatives that work just as well as the more commercialized softwares like Adobe Photoshop or Procreate. Not everyone can afford to pay monthly subscriptions to these expensive programs, and it can get a little discouraging to be an artist that wants to produce amazing work but doesn't have access to these glorified programs.
I totally agree with every word that you typed,because I'm on low funds not by choice but its what has changed my life within a year and I take care of my 73 mom whom is fading away from Alzheimer's and Parkinson as well as soon I'll be getting at least 4 teeth removed and my Insurance doesn't pay for it
i honestly draw on paper all the time, but ive always wanted to do digital art anyways, i think sketchbook would be the best for me! I like how its so simple
What you said about autodesk sketchbook is on point 💯 I am a traditional artist who is also interested with digital arts so I decided to try sketchbook 😊 I love how it allows me to draw freely without me feeling i am being dictated or corrected by the app 😅 Great app, specially if you're running out of papers and want to save time scanning uour artworks 😆
Thank you so much You are a lifesaver. My very first Ipad just arrived today and the second thing I did after I got my ID was to watch your video and I thought "sketchbook" it is! Long story short i downloaded it and now I'm enjoying my new life experience drawing on an ipad. 😊
Sketchbook is really, REALLY awesome. It's incredibly user friendly and I think elementary school kids would be able to get the hang of it quickly. It's like a grown up version of MS paint!
In Krita there's also an uber fast method now for 1-click coloring flats (flat coloring), extremely useful for comics. Can save hours. I am not sure if you mentioned it... Plus for those making textures, seamless, tiling, you have a sort of wraparound mode that is a heaven's gift for that matter (or anything tiling).
Hi! This vid really helped me decide what free app to use. It was very informative and I like how enthusiastic your voice sounded :) Thank you for the vid!
Recently bought an ipad and looking to start to learn to draw digitally. I have been doing graphic design with photoshop and illustrator for years on my PC (not drawing) and I really enjoyed this video. Before even trying any of these programs I think Medibang or Krita will be my go-to programs. Thanks for this video!
I personally love Autodesk Sketchbook ( both the free version and the pro version ). It’s simple and easy to use. This app doesn’t have a lot of clutter everywhere to confuse and overwhelm you. Where your like “ Where do I start ?! “. In Sketchbook I just jumped into drawing before the idea gets away from me. 😂
Having a Krita animation tutorial would be awesome! I’ve tried it out before but I keep getting a little lost and overwhelmed. So by the time I draw the first few frames, I’m worn out and I ditch the whole thing haha
"I'm an artist I've been doing digital art on my iPad for a couple months now I think we can upgrade to something more artsy like Sketchbook Pro" *downloads sketchbook pro* "Holy crap what the frick am I even doing what does this button do?"
@milky way I have tried ibispaint x but it is so complicated! Nothing feels as natural the only thing i prefer is the double tap to undo I also like how the brushes feel more natural did you try ibispaint x
Me an digital artist who sucks: Wat does dis do? How to select? I want to make this big, how do you use the thingy? Where is the layers? I can't select palette! I'll delete it later...
I’m trying to get into digital art even though I’m used to drawing and painting on paper. I’m excited but I’m clueless about digital art at the same time.
CaN yOu PeEp mE uP you can make one out of tissues. Just roll up a tissue, tape the body except for a small tip, wet it and then let it dry but it should be alitttttttle wet. Then BOOOOOOOM
@@undercoverdontjudge1576 or you can get a unsharped pencil and a vv small coin and put it of top of the unsharped bit and get a potato chip bag and wrap the silvery side on top of the coin and tie with a rubber band
Would love to see an update on this. I've been exploring using an iPad to get back into drawing but the store doesn't have a lot of these apps for free anymore.
I am not big into drawings, but I am currently in college for history. I like drawing timelines, and sometimes I have to draw my own maps since the exact maps that I need are very rare to find, and I do not want to have 20 maps downloaded into OneNote, If I can just do one myself that covers all that I need.
i think the only differences between medibang and firealpaca is medibang is dark mode and medibang doesnt have onionskin mode (basically onionskin mode lets you make animations without doing any complicated editing) edit: because i own both software i decided to check and firealpaca has more brushes already built in to it edit #2: but those other brushes in firealpaca are actually options for other brushes and stuff in medibang
1. Medibang paint 2. Autodesk sketchbook We hate GIMP 3. Mypaint 4. Ibis paint x (not really free, runs on ads) 5. Krita (great for animations too) I couldn’t find a comment that listed it out. You’re welcome!
@@badmanjhiz before you begin your drawing, go to the image tab on your toolbar, select canvas size and adjust this to around 3000 pixels long and wide. I draw virtually everything in sketchbook and really enjoy it and my artwork is very crisp, just have to make sure your canvas is large enough (in any digital software tbh!) Hope this helps.
Been using Sketchbook for years. But now that I sort of want to try a Drawing tablet instead of a IPad and my fingers, I sort of look up new possibilities. But great that the one I'm already using look compatible.
I mainly only use Medibang for comic making and illustrations and ibis paint strictly for illustration on my smartphone, even after I got an iPad recently. Ibis have a lot (and I mean a lot) of filters and materials you can use to your advantage to make an amazing arts, though the only shortcoming is the restrictions with the pixel size . Having it record your progress in-app is pretty neat though. I find Medibang is better for comic making, though ibis also can be used for the same purpose (plus the materials is most abundant). The biggest pixels size I can get is 20000px (I haven't try to see how much pixels I can have yet on the iPad Version), which is neat if you want to make a big piece art or comic. I've used sketchbook before but ended up abandoning it cause I can't figure out how to really use it (I'm probably just dumb).
Brad, thank you for this very informative and highly useful video, this video can be used by public school art classes because it saves us taxpayers funds by providing free software.
Everyone:*talking about how they draw with there fingers and diy stylus Me:*sweats in drawing with actual stylus and my left hand being dead while drawing and taking breaks and goes back to drawing*
Hey Brad, I really come to enjoy your videos. :-) Good work! I feel insecure sometimes to understand where the differences between all apps are and as an amateur with a day job, I dont have the time to learn all the programs... What I want to say: It would be cool to have a orientation video: What programs exist for what... are there differences? You always point out that when it comes to the equipment, like tablets, its a matter of preferences. I think that goes for the programs as well. Maybe you can give us a tour around modern programs! Would be cool and Im already hyped to watch it. :-)
First one is already a must try for me. Similar to photoshop, available on my phone, possible candidate for an affordable computer software too which I wasn't even looking for, so I've got what I've come for, thank you, have a lovely day!
I think the main difference between Medibang and Fire Alpaca is that the former has tools for comics and Fire Alpaca has tools for gif animation. Sketchbook has lots of brushes if you want to download them. I don't like GIMP it is just uncomfortable and weird. Same with Inkscape. I wonder why people don't use Gravit Designer... It is a nice alternative for Inkscape. You can even use it online, no need for downloads. Yes, Krita is freaking amazing . The tools, the brushes, the many work stations, the comic options, the really great animation tools. It is amazing. I usually start with rough animation in Sketchbook Pro and I finished it in Krita, with the corrections, coloring and so on. I wish I could said that Plastic Animation Paper is a good option, as working with it is fine. But exporting is a gamble. But there are neat tools in there if you are able to find them. It is not very intuitive.
Me: *does digital art for a year*
Also me: try’s zooming in on a paper
Wah same
Lol
Same
i swear i got so used to reading on my phone that when i was reading on a book, i was tapping on the words to search for the meaning but i realized that i cant do that on paper
Sameeeee
0:44 Medibang (fire alpaca)
2:44 Autodesk Sketchbook
6:10 MyPaint
7:53 IBIS Paint X (ad supported)
10:50 KRITA
Zodiac ALC lucky.......
@Zodiac ALC me too my mom bought me it
Weird flexes but ok..
Zodiac ALC What’s the differences from IbisPaint X?
Milkii Tears
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahaha
My parents are Asian,and I’m pretty sure where that leads
me drawing on a paper:
me drawing in digital: how to draw again-?
Omg this is honestly soo true!! Like I started doodling and sketching on paper and stopped digital art for a bit and now I litterly can't make my way around it anymore 🤭 like it feels like I forgot how to draw 😭
@@hera4462 ikrr
This is me but reversed
hahaha thought im the only one
same XD
I used to draw on flip a clip (yes an animation app 😅) I later switched to ibis paint X and I still use that now. It's pretty good!
hi, may i know how u turned on the palm rejection?
I is ibisPaint to !
I use ibis paint x too lol I know there are better stuff but like idk
Yea FlipaClip 😭
That’s cool! I still use flipaclip for drawing because ibispaint is too complicated for my mind to handle.
everyone in the comments: *says that they use their fingers.*
me: *sweats cause literally made a digital pen with some aluminum foil.*
Pure talent😂😂
Wait dylsaster how did you do that-
@@envoxity9544 it's easy, put two or three layers of the aluminum in a normal pencil (only in the part that writes and if it doesn't have ink the better), with the nearest tape you have paste it and it's done.
Does it work does it workk
Same
0:51 medibang
2:52auto desk sketchbook
6:10 mypaint
8:57ibis paint or ibis paint x
10:52 Krita
Which are the ones who don't work on android?
@@shubhistimepass9731 mypaint? Idk.
Thank you
@@animator4287 thankyou ✌🏻
Which one do you recommended
I use sketchbook. Its relatively simple and easy to use, but sometimes pinch to zoom can be a bit wonky
I was pretty pleased with Krita's features when I ended up downloading it in a panic to do some digital design work for a volunteer project about a year ago (originally my work could all be done traditionally then scanned, but due to limited manpower I signed up to do some digital as well). didn't have much opportunity to see its linework, but I did some poster artwork on it that I was proud to turn in.
No one:
Litterally no one:
Me drawing with my finger
Same😭😥
I feel like my artwork is better when I draw digitally with my finger, dont know why probably never had sketch papers or idk
😌🤣
Ur not alone
😂😂😂
drawing on paper is a legend
Respecting others and not judging others for their medium is legend
@@pineapplec0ke misinterpreting my comment is legend
Truueee
just sleeping and eating the whole day is more legend.
drawing anywhere is a legend. all types of artists are valid.
Brad, I am impressed most of all by Krita, as you are. I can never settle on one medium, and so have pen & ink sketches, oil painting-not so good at that, and acrylics. I desperately want to learn political lampooning and such as that. Really enjoyed your presentation and glad to have found your site. Thanks for all your work.
I'm trying to start drawing and I want to do digital first because Ive always struggled with traditional and the amount of mistakes I've done I find it more sensible to use digital as it's easier to undo things and make the lines look better
Me. tooo
same here 😄
I draw on Ibis Paint X since 2016 and I'm very happy with it. It's simple and fun to draw on it, so I appreciate it a lot. Good for beginners 👌
It is a very good app in my opinion!
Yeah it's pretty great
Skylah Wolfy Yeah expect I’ve had it for a few months ( I still suck but I trying to get better) but it’s really good
I've tried many different apps and I love Ibis Paint X :)
UwU
**Me drawing on ibispaint**
Aight time to try to draw in my sketchbook
**Frequently trying to click the undo button on paper**
SAME I'm used to pressing the undo button its a habit now 😭
IF THIS ISNT TRUE-
Oh my--
Yes- I do the two fingers tap so when I wanna redo I accidentally undo
Literally me-💀🔪
Walter to get into digital art. Looks so easy and simple. But once I try, it's like I have a steep climb ahead of me. A lot of things to work on, even before I can really begin to do the actual exploring of where my artlimits lie
EXTREMELY helpful video. Admittedly, I went the "easy" route to start, and bought an S6 Lite because I was also looking at buying an e-book for long trips. I was slightly worried I may have over sold myself on it, but after seeing this, and realizing the potential of the available apps, and my beginner status in this whole world, I feel like I made the right move. thanks for the confidence boost, brad.
Actually Ibis Paint you can use two finger tap to undo, you can set it in the settings (that's actually default so idk what you did) and watching an ad = 18hrs of all brushes.
Bonny and the ad isn't that long.
@@itsjester6477 ikr!
The three fingers undo is on Sketchbook. That’s what he said xD
Bruh, I would die if I had to see ads to use a brush... I think for y'all is worth saving at least 25$ to when CSP pro has sales, cause believe me, CSP is the best. And I know 25$ is 'lot of money' but instead of buying a 200$ phone, maybe buy a 150$ one and save for this kind of programs...idk, those are personal decisions + idk if CSP is available for phones... I'll have to do a research jejejjejej
And now there's even more brushes! Honestly, only way they can improve is letting us download new brushes from online, like fonts
Tablet : check
Diy stylus: check
Awesome free apps : check
Motivation: missing
Ikr I gotta force myself
I only have the tablet 😅😂
You can do it!!!
Tell yourself once you get started, it will be more fun! I had the same problem so yea
Yes.ME HAVE DIY STYLUS BUT NOT MOTIVATED XD
me: **does phone art for a while**
also me: **trys to zoom in paper**
me: U- †
oop way to copy this comment :D
@@sugaudacity wait someone commented it-
@@jellypepper7158 Go on finish your sentence.
Hello, I'm a late bloomer artist since when i was young, I focused more on music. But as I grow older, I fell in love in art and started with the paper. Now this video helps me a lot as a startup for my digital arts journey. Thank you so much.
"You don't have to remember my last name!"
Me: BRAD COLDBREW!
That would be such an awesome last name :D
Lol it’s brad colbow! Sorry if I get it wrong I’m new :D
He’s not a nitro coffee drink... lol
400 like :3
Gracie Eloise
It’s supposed to mean that, as it means she doesn’t really remember it ;0
Me: i wanna be a digital artist!
*Me tries to download every editing apps*
My storage: im going to destroy ur career
True
Hmmm, I recommend ibis paint X, so your phone storage won't kill you 😂😂
@@quit6174 ibis paint still gives off mbps cuz if you creat ome artwork it takes alot of mbps xD
@@aria9226 oh wow, okay. 😂😂😂😂 Looks like ur phone storage will kill you if you download ibis paint X 😢😅😂
@@quit6174 ima just use my ipad instead xD
Ive used ibis medi and krita for like 2-3 years and they are my fav ❤
ibispaint X is my all time favorite I've had it for years I draw so much fnaf and stuff there it's awsome!
Ibispaint is my favorite. It’s controls are easy to understand and take control of and like he said, so much variety in brushes. The creator updates often, mostly adding new and useful brushes. Just recently, they added a hair brush and braid brush, which is basically a pre-made braid for you if you need to practice. By watching a 10-20 second ad, you unlock everything for 18 hours
ibis paint is my fav, im so sad abt the fact it can only be used on mobile. since i might switch to pc soon :(
@@zeroakaz-boy9896 Krita is one of the best free programs for pc. Sorry I know i’m 2 months late but still
I do use too, but I think I get problems when it comes to blending...
@@zeroakaz-boy9896 lol didn't you know that Ibis came to windows 10
@@mirishikibacchus6862 IT DID?
In SketchBook Pro Mobile you just need to single finger double-tap the lower-left corner of the screen to Undo, double-tap the lower-right corner to Redo. I never use the Three finger swipe.
You mean to tell me I've been using this app wrong?.... You shattered my world view.
I never use the 3 finger swap too. 🙂
@@samueldraws - The top-right corner is for resetting the canvas view, but you can actually set the controls in the App's preferences. I set the Top-left corner to go back to the previous color.
I just click the little circle where everything pops up :/
Before this I never even knew there was a 3 finger swipe on it 😂
dang, these are actually good. now i can make fan art without some shitty website.
Krita is for ya
When you watch an ad for the brushes on ibisPaint last 18 hours, used to be 48 but has changed, I hope this helps some one! :)
It's nice to know that there are a lot of great free alternatives that work just as well as the more commercialized softwares like Adobe Photoshop or Procreate. Not everyone can afford to pay monthly subscriptions to these expensive programs, and it can get a little discouraging to be an artist that wants to produce amazing work but doesn't have access to these glorified programs.
I totally agree with every word that you typed,because I'm on low funds not by choice but its what has changed my life within a year and I take care of my 73 mom whom is fading away from Alzheimer's and Parkinson as well as soon I'll be getting at least 4 teeth removed and my Insurance doesn't pay for it
Why do ppl write so much here
Is Procreate a one time fee of $9.99?
@@NintCondition Yeah
Procreate it’s just paid once, not a subscription
It’s great people can still make good art without having to pay or have an annoying subscription
i honestly draw on paper all the time, but ive always wanted to do digital art anyways, i think sketchbook would be the best for me! I like how its so simple
0:44 Medibang
2:44 Autodesk Sketchbook
6:10 MyPaint
7:53 IBIS Paint X
10:50 KRITA
Him: using apple pencil
Me: *making a stylus with a q-tip*
LMFAOOOO
@Kaidyn Hawkins I’m getting my Apple Pencil today
I just bought my stylus pen it works very well
I hope you would get one too
Do you know what tablet he’s using at 0:41 ?
Me: ooh finally some free apps
Video: *_uses iPad pen_*
Me: *TRIGGERED*
lmao what?
@@aimarlangley4156 what I got from this is :iPad very very expensive
@@alexkaruhn4165 ipad 7 is a good ipad. I recommend you buy that one. However the pencil is expensive.. i just use a stylus
『cloudpuffツ』 buy a stylus
IT WILL WORK TRUST ME
THATS WHAT IM DOING RIGHT NOW
EVEN IF ITS A CHEAP ONE
IM USING A CHEAP ONE
IT WORKS
@Aya Virgo you can't afford a cheap stylus?? damn
Just bought a drawing pad for my laptop. So stoked. Thanks so much for this video.
I'm trying to start drawing traditionally again to learn digital and your videos are one of the first I've watched that's helpful. Thanks.
Him: **Uses IBISPAINT instead of the IBISPAINTX logo in the tumbnail**
Me: *Confused screaming*
LOL
What makes this comment better is that your pfp is bakugou scree- screaming, I can even hear it lol
@@petrichorrs 🤣😂
@@petrichorrs are you a once me too .
English isn't my first language
Me who’s been drawing with FlipaClip for 4 years:*Abouta go test which one is better now*
Moonie Doonie you say, “draw” yet you have a gacha pic, edit: this comment is valid anymore so just take it as a joke of the pass s I g h
@@EvanSage true
Me i try drawing
Poxxie it doesnt mean grey don’t draw
•A n g e l . • . • . C a k e• r/woooosh
I draw in a notebook but the thought of drawing on a tablet anywhere you go just seems exciting
What you said about autodesk sketchbook is on point 💯 I am a traditional artist who is also interested with digital arts so I decided to try sketchbook 😊 I love how it allows me to draw freely without me feeling i am being dictated or corrected by the app 😅 Great app, specially if you're running out of papers and want to save time scanning uour artworks 😆
Weeeeeeee! If it’s free it’s for me!
Ben Frank lol
Lol Same
Saaaame
Same
Yeah because we're broke :)
Me: *sees ibis paint x inside the thumbnail*
Also me: *I MUST SEE*
SAME
LMAO same!
saaaame lmao
@PR_RIVKA VAIDYA no I have ibis paint x and that is logo for it.
0:44 MediBang (AKA Fire Alpaca) 🔥
2:44 Autodesk SketchBook (My Favourite) ❤️✏️
6:10 MyPaint 🎨
7:53 IBISPAINT X (With Ads) 🌈
10:50 Krita 🐾
Autodesk Sketchbook Is Also My Favorite
@@jeanpierrepolnareff5674 samee
Thank you so much You are a lifesaver. My very first Ipad just arrived today and the second thing I did after I got my ID was to watch your video and I thought "sketchbook" it is! Long story short i downloaded it and now I'm enjoying my new life experience drawing on an ipad. 😊
Thank you, I’m trying to teach elementary school kids how to use simple art apps. I think sketchbook is gonna be perfect!
Sketchbook is really, REALLY awesome. It's incredibly user friendly and I think elementary school kids would be able to get the hang of it quickly. It's like a grown up version of MS paint!
I try sketchbook on my frist pen display and it is SO easy to understand and use and you can also animate whit it. I think it can be a good start
I wish my elementary school taught me digital art
I run my own program for kids to help them learn ways to use the arts. :)
In Krita there's also an uber fast method now for 1-click coloring flats (flat coloring), extremely useful for comics. Can save hours. I am not sure if you mentioned it...
Plus for those making textures, seamless, tiling, you have a sort of wraparound mode that is a heaven's gift for that matter (or anything tiling).
Hi!
This vid really helped me decide what free app to use. It was very informative and I like how enthusiastic your voice sounded :)
Thank you for the vid!
Recently bought an ipad and looking to start to learn to draw digitally. I have been doing graphic design with photoshop and illustrator for years on my PC (not drawing) and I really enjoyed this video. Before even trying any of these programs I think Medibang or Krita will be my go-to programs. Thanks for this video!
So I have been drawing online with my Apple Pencil for a bit now, so then one day I used paper, and tried to zoom in 😂
And I tried to double tap 😆
PFFFFFT
🤣🤣🤣
fr relatble
Krita is so good! The guys at Blender studio used it to texture for Spring in conjunction with Blender texture paint.
I personally love Autodesk Sketchbook ( both the free version and the pro version ). It’s simple and easy to use. This app doesn’t have a lot of clutter everywhere to confuse and overwhelm you. Where your like “ Where do I start ?! “. In Sketchbook I just jumped into drawing before the idea gets away from me. 😂
I have now watched this twice. Just because. Now with this info going to try out the Manga styles in medibang. Wish me luck.
Having a Krita animation tutorial would be awesome! I’ve tried it out before but I keep getting a little lost and overwhelmed. So by the time I draw the first few frames, I’m worn out and I ditch the whole thing haha
When I use sketchbook on iPad, the lines get blurry real fast when zooming in even with a high-res canvas
yeah I noticed that on my windows pc too it doesn't make the work look neat
yeah it's the same for windows
FlipaClip is really blurry when you zoom in
I don't know.. I am using autodesk for a year and have never faced that problem...
lol
I used ibis paint every day before watching this video and it’s also my favorite.
medibang is my copmfi app, my favorite interface, everthing is layed down nicely
"I'm an artist I've been doing digital art on my iPad for a couple months now I think we can upgrade to something more artsy like Sketchbook Pro"
*downloads sketchbook pro*
"Holy crap what the frick am I even doing what does this button do?"
I honestly feel like autodesk is much easier than ibispaint or medibang. Might be just me
@milky way I have tried ibispaint x but it is so complicated! Nothing feels as natural the only thing i prefer is the double tap to undo I also like how the brushes feel more natural did you try ibispaint x
Pladyduck Godzilla You can turn on the double tap option on settings
-HiddenCracks- ahhhhh I wish I knew this before but I got procreate
The best app is indeed the one you know how to use, and I only know how to use Procreate haha
Me: *installed Medibang Paint* Still me: *typing on youtube how to use this app*
Yep me to
Me an digital artist who sucks:
Wat does dis do? How to select? I want to make this big, how do you use the thingy? Where is the layers? I can't select palette! I'll delete it later...
It's so confusing to use
I can't get used to it lol I can pretty much only use ibispaint.
Medibang is my main app for drawing and I'm extremely comfortable with it. I tried using ibis but it's a no no from me
I love ibis paint x I still use it since 4 yrs ago!
Really? Okay thank for suggest.
@@raymondrivers4482 np
I personally LOVE auto sketchbook. Very nice
Me: I'll try to do digital art with my fingers!
Storage: I'm going to end this girl's career
Your storage cannot take a some pictures and drawings?
@@Skinok_skin she can't download the digital drawing apps cuz she doesn't have enough storage to lmao
i actually use my fingers because i have an andriod
Lol
😭😭
I used fire alpaca on my computer so I was pretty excited to hear that their was a mobile Version XD
same the problem is I could not draw on a mouse im happy there is an mobile version
日没PastelSunset oh I had a tablet that connected to the computer
I found my favorite way to draw, I do sketch and line art on sketchbook but add any colors, shading highlights etc.. on ibis paint x
I’m trying to get into digital art even though I’m used to drawing and painting on paper. I’m excited but I’m clueless about digital art at the same time.
No one:
Me: YaAh i ToTtAlLy HaVe A sTyLuS.
CaN yOu PeEp mE uP you can make one out of tissues. Just roll up a tissue, tape the body except for a small tip, wet it and then let it dry but it should be alitttttttle wet. Then BOOOOOOOM
@@undercoverdontjudge1576 or you can get a unsharped pencil and a vv small coin and put it of top of the unsharped bit and get a potato chip bag and wrap the silvery side on top of the coin and tie with a rubber band
Yes just use a pen haha
I have a pen that is made for digital drawing and it's really good just look up stylus on ali Express it was only €1
@@ThisIsTheUsernameIEnetered ooo nice!
IbisPaint X is actually my favorite app! I wasn't comfortable to the other apps, but in IbisPaint X I'm most comfortable with since it's easy to use
Please teach me how to draw on it :( my ig is : chxrrry_plum
But not for pc 😭
Sketchbook now cost $20 in the Microsoft store 😕
This is the video I got this channel from, and I watch the videos to this day
Me sat over here with my crappy active stylus that has no pressure sensitivity, scratches my tablet and sometimes automatically disassembles itself 😌💅
The people who disliked only like procreate because “ItS MoRe ExpEnSIv sO iTs BEtEr”
@Milky, yeah I wish there was only a one-time purchase on adobe products :'(
Stephen• Eyes that’d be amazing.
Stephen• Eyes ikr, though it’ll probably be expensive, it’ll be much better
My mom dosent want that I buy it😭or I can ask it for my bd
Procreate is really good, but im a child so i use sketchbook 😂👉🏼👈🏼
Would love to see an update on this. I've been exploring using an iPad to get back into drawing but the store doesn't have a lot of these apps for free anymore.
I am not big into drawings, but I am currently in college for history. I like drawing timelines, and sometimes I have to draw my own maps since the exact maps that I need are very rare to find, and I do not want to have 20 maps downloaded into OneNote, If I can just do one myself that covers all that I need.
It’s been a year since I’ve watched this and IAM soo grateful I started here..
Thanks for this informative video, Brad! It was enjoyable watching you draw while you chatted about each programme.
Me drawing on paper = master piece vs me drawing on digital art: what is this-
Nobody:
Me when he says vector shapes: *YOU JUST GOT VECTORED*
Lol
Me used to digital art: *good at it*
Also me: **casually looks around for the undo button on paper**
Bruh I double tap with 2 fingers on paper 🥲
@@jack_butler321 Lol same
i think the only differences between medibang and firealpaca is medibang is dark mode and medibang doesnt have onionskin mode (basically onionskin mode lets you make animations without doing any complicated editing)
edit: because i own both software i decided to check and firealpaca has more brushes already built in to it
edit #2: but those other brushes in firealpaca are actually options for other brushes and stuff in medibang
1. Medibang paint
2. Autodesk sketchbook
We hate GIMP
3. Mypaint
4. Ibis paint x (not really free, runs on ads)
5. Krita (great for animations too)
I couldn’t find a comment that listed it out. You’re welcome!
I use Sketchbook for every single one of my drawings
It's really easy to use and I love the drawing tools
it gets blurry when you zoom in did u notice that?
@@badmanjhiz before you begin your drawing, go to the image tab on your toolbar, select canvas size and adjust this to around 3000 pixels long and wide. I draw virtually everything in sketchbook and really enjoy it and my artwork is very crisp, just have to make sure your canvas is large enough (in any digital software tbh!) Hope this helps.
brad: " *eagle sound* woah that was the question parrot*
me as a pewdiepie fans: "hey i've seen this one"
Ur pfp scares me 😭
@@PWNLORD why???
Been using Sketchbook for years. But now that I sort of want to try a Drawing tablet instead of a IPad and my fingers, I sort of look up new possibilities.
But great that the one I'm already using look compatible.
Love ibis paint! I still use it and the ad unlocks everything for 24 hours it’s not annoying to me I’m good 🥰
i just love, how he draws those characters❤️ they're so cute🥺✨
I mainly only use Medibang for comic making and illustrations and ibis paint strictly for illustration on my smartphone, even after I got an iPad recently.
Ibis have a lot (and I mean a lot) of filters and materials you can use to your advantage to make an amazing arts, though the only shortcoming is the restrictions with the pixel size . Having it record your progress in-app is pretty neat though.
I find Medibang is better for comic making, though ibis also can be used for the same purpose (plus the materials is most abundant). The biggest pixels size I can get is 20000px (I haven't try to see how much pixels I can have yet on the iPad Version), which is neat if you want to make a big piece art or comic.
I've used sketchbook before but ended up abandoning it cause I can't figure out how to really use it (I'm probably just dumb).
Silver Raven I want to try MediBang, but I’m skeptical of putting my credit card information in while signing up.
Ibis paint user here, he's right about how good it actually is and the app let's you use brushes you get after an add for about 16-18 hours
I found oil paint brushes for Sketchbook last night and i am HAPPEEEEEEEEEE!
Brad, thank you for this very informative and highly useful video, this video can be used by public school art classes because it saves us taxpayers funds by providing free software.
0:44 Medibang
2:44 Auto Sketchbook
6:10 MyPaint
7:53 IBIS Paint X
10:50 KRITA
Everyone:*talking about how they draw with there fingers and diy stylus
Me:*sweats in drawing with actual stylus and my left hand being dead while drawing and taking breaks and goes back to drawing*
Love how he has a ipad pro then a Iphone 7 plus Art comes first❤❤❤
me : teacher,i dont have a pen-
teacher : well,now what,DRAW whit u finger.
me : oh.sure , *puts ipad on the table :)))*
Did you type this with a stroke?
@@cresbalundo8845 probs
I have a natural shakey hand so a drawing app that will help straighten my lines yes please.
Same i have pretty bad shakey hands
medibang! it has a stabilizer:)
So does ibis paint x
Ibis has a stabilizer
and autodesk sketchbook
I love how he draws a different sketch on every app as an example
This is very helpful for a beginner such as me, i had no idea what to be looking for before this
Hey Brad, I really come to enjoy your videos. :-) Good work!
I feel insecure sometimes to understand where the differences between all apps are and as an amateur with a day job, I dont have the time to learn all the programs...
What I want to say: It would be cool to have a orientation video: What programs exist for what... are there differences?
You always point out that when it comes to the equipment, like tablets, its a matter of preferences.
I think that goes for the programs as well. Maybe you can give us a tour around modern programs!
Would be cool and Im already hyped to watch it. :-)
btw I’m just liking everyone’s comments
Do you know what tablet he’s using at 0:41 ?
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First one is already a must try for me.
Similar to photoshop, available on my phone, possible candidate for an affordable computer software too which I wasn't even looking for, so I've got what I've come for, thank you, have a lovely day!
None of these apps have worked so far but will keep trying
I think the main difference between Medibang and Fire Alpaca is that the former has tools for comics and Fire Alpaca has tools for gif animation.
Sketchbook has lots of brushes if you want to download them.
I don't like GIMP it is just uncomfortable and weird. Same with Inkscape. I wonder why people don't use Gravit Designer... It is a nice alternative for Inkscape. You can even use it online, no need for downloads.
Yes, Krita is freaking amazing . The tools, the brushes, the many work stations, the comic options, the really great animation tools. It is amazing. I usually start with rough animation in Sketchbook Pro and I finished it in Krita, with the corrections, coloring and so on.
I wish I could said that Plastic Animation Paper is a good option, as working with it is fine. But exporting is a gamble. But there are neat tools in there if you are able to find them. It is not very intuitive.