Nice job! I just got a Tab S9 tablet for this tipe of work as a complement for my desktop pc. I have a few questions and hope you can help me with them. 1.- Is Concepts THE app for this tipe of work for an Android tablet? (i don't like it to have subscription and no just one play) 2.- Paing the pro subscription will give me access to the different brushes? or i have to buy them separately? (like floor and walls textures) 3.- which are the benefits of paying the subscription just entering in the tablet/ipad side of youtube and your channel is just what i was looking foor, thanks
So, as with any app in this industry, it's about preference and your individual workflow. What type of drawings are you doing, what are you hoping to export, and what form do your deliverables usually take? These are the main questions I ask when consulting 1 on 1 for moving to tablet drafting/drawing. Unfortunately, as you probably know, availability to quality apps for android aren't as robust as iOS. With that being said, the few that I've used on my SurfacePro on the app side would be Concepts App, Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, and Clip Studio. I use concepts app more, because I like the vector workflow vs the raster workflow of sketchbook pro or clip studio. However, it's not without it's limitations. In Sketchbook and Clip you can operate those almost like Photoshop. Where as with concepts app you have to be creative with layering to get some of the same results. As for subscriptions... With concepts app, the subscription gives you access to all brushes and is well worth it. I can't remember entirely but i believe its the same with Sketchbook. Clip studio I'm unsure of. But with any of these, to get the most out of it, paying is going to be the way to go. These are pretty minimal prices compared to other software we have to pay for monthly so it's well worth is. Hope this helps!
Admire the loose style and how clean you’re able to keep it.. keep up the amazing designs, looking forward to more content. Designing on a tablet has been a game changer for me, after switching from paper… especially being left handed as well. Concepts has come a long way, looking forward to their future updates as well as your future projects!!
Thanks for the love! And absolutely! Most left handed use that headlock style grip which always left one side of my hand smearing pencil or fresh marker everywhere! lol. Digital has been a game changer. Especially when I’m indecisive and want to make changes halfway through final labeling haha!
Marvellous😘
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Nice job! I just got a Tab S9 tablet for this tipe of work as a complement for my desktop pc. I have a few questions and hope you can help me with them.
1.- Is Concepts THE app for this tipe of work for an Android tablet? (i don't like it to have subscription and no just one play)
2.- Paing the pro subscription will give me access to the different brushes? or i have to buy them separately? (like floor and walls textures)
3.- which are the benefits of paying the subscription
just entering in the tablet/ipad side of youtube and your channel is just what i was looking foor, thanks
So, as with any app in this industry, it's about preference and your individual workflow. What type of drawings are you doing, what are you hoping to export, and what form do your deliverables usually take? These are the main questions I ask when consulting 1 on 1 for moving to tablet drafting/drawing.
Unfortunately, as you probably know, availability to quality apps for android aren't as robust as iOS. With that being said, the few that I've used on my SurfacePro on the app side would be Concepts App, Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, and Clip Studio.
I use concepts app more, because I like the vector workflow vs the raster workflow of sketchbook pro or clip studio. However, it's not without it's limitations. In Sketchbook and Clip you can operate those almost like Photoshop. Where as with concepts app you have to be creative with layering to get some of the same results.
As for subscriptions...
With concepts app, the subscription gives you access to all brushes and is well worth it. I can't remember entirely but i believe its the same with Sketchbook. Clip studio I'm unsure of. But with any of these, to get the most out of it, paying is going to be the way to go. These are pretty minimal prices compared to other software we have to pay for monthly so it's well worth is.
Hope this helps!
Cheers, happy Saturday! iPad and coffee ☕️ in hand
Not a bad way to spend the morning!
Great job.
How long did that take in real time?
Thank you! A little under 2 hours for this concept and a second option.
Admire the loose style and how clean you’re able to keep it..
keep up the amazing designs, looking forward to more content.
Designing on a tablet has been a game changer for me, after switching from paper… especially being left handed as well.
Concepts has come a long way, looking forward to their future updates as well as your future projects!!
Thanks for the love! And absolutely! Most left handed use that headlock style grip which always left one side of my hand smearing pencil or fresh marker everywhere! lol. Digital has been a game changer. Especially when I’m indecisive and want to make changes halfway through final labeling haha!