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Exploring art with sketches pro!

by By Sunny

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Exploring Amazing Art
With Sketches Pro!
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Table Of Contents:
Page 1- Cover
Page 2- Table Of Contents
Page 3- About me
Page 4- Creating bubble letters, to get a feel for the app, and learning all the amazing features.
Page 6- Creating an emoji, using shapes and doodles to connect and express ideas.
Page 8- Creating robots to get an understanding of shading, and bring the bot to life.
Page 10- Creating logos, to learn to use colour and different shapes to create a good recognizable simple, logo.
Page 13- About My Mandala, I created my mandala for fun using the symmetry, this was not an assignment.
Page 15- The End
About me
Here’s A link to My Blog: My Blog
Hi my name is Sunny, I am a PLP student, and the author of this book:). In this book that I have created, I will be showing you all of my art pieces that I have done on Sketches Pro so far this year. I have really been enjoying this sketches pro app, and all of its super cool features. I really enjoy using the symmetry, and also all of the amazing brushes! Enjoy
Bubble letters!
For our first art skill, we had to get a feel for this app and all of its amazing features and cool tools! It’s so cool and I will be showing you an art piece that I have created using a few different brushes, tequniques and colours! Our first task was to create some sort of cool 3D word art piece, I chose to do the word beach, because I have just gotten back from a holiday in Australia. For this I mainly used the colours blue and yellow, but I used almost all of the different brushes!
😎 Emoji 😎
For our second task we had to really get a feel for using a reference and trying to create something that actually looks like something. (If that makes sense) for this we had to create an emoji. It could be any emoji that we wanted it just had to be School appropriate. I ended up choosing this emoji: 😎 (it also had to be a face of some sort.) The main tools and brushes that I used for this task were: the paint brush, the ruler to get the circle, the layers, and the blending tool at the bottom of the brush bar. Here’s how it turned out:
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