Designed almost mostly for people with a very strong artistic vein or designers, this application provides you with the necessary tools at the editing level to make your sketches, ideas or drawings come true in an intuitive way with windows in the form of shortcuts.
Logically like any editing program, it has a learning curve to get to master itEven with everything, the basic version is already quite full of options, being able to take advantage of more than enough to show very careful drawings in detail.
When starting SketchBook, the first thing it will ask us is if we want to access the Pro version options, also available in the Mac Appstore but at a price of € 54,99, which if we do not dedicate ourselves professionally to drawing, it is better to stay with the free option.
The same but not so complete
The main differences with the paid version are that individual layers cannot be saved, so only a "one-dimensional" image can be saved. In addition, the total number of layers that it is capable of handling is lower, reaching the most obvious such as brushes, pencils and other tools ... which are also less in number, in this free version.
Anyway, the first thing we look at is like this app includes a "half moon" as a direct access in the lower left part of the window, giving us access to practically all the functions, which I consider a great success and hence its intuitive aspect.
Color palettes availables are basically divided into groups, which are Apple, Web colors, Developers and brushes, being able to customize the palette to our liking with the wheel available for this purpose. I said, an application basically oriented to drawing and that with a little practice is a fantastic option to bring out the Van Gogh that you carry inside.
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