The iPad is blessed with several excellent apps for drawing and painting using tools that mimic the look of real art supplies. Of the ones I’ve tried, my favorite is Autodesk’s SketchBook Pro–and it ...

Autodesk’s SketchBook Pro has emerged as one of the staples of the art world — a cross-platform pro level sketching and painting tool that spans the range from casual scribblers to seasoned ...

SketchBook Pro 6 includes more than 100 preset brushes, featuring familiar tools, such as pencils, paintbrushes, markers, airbrushes, erasers, flood fill tools, and smudge brushes. Brushes can be ...

SAN FRANCISCO: Autodesk Friday released a major update to SketchBook Pro software that has artists switching from pencils and paints to virtual canvasses on iPhones or iPad tablet computers.

If you draw for a living - or even just for fun - the prospect of a lightweight and powerful digital sketchbook that’s big enough to work naturally on, for under $1000, sounds like a dream come true.

If you know any illustrators, visual designers or comic book artists working in the digital domain (they're easy to find, just follow the empty cans of Diet Dr. Pepper) chances are, they're using ...

Autodesk SketchBook Pro is a great application which I use all the time to sketch out ideas both on my iPad and desktop and has been available on iOS devices for some time. The application has also ...

With its large touch screen, the iPad is a great device for sketching, doodling and painting without having to lug around paper, canvas, paint or other art supplies. With the right app, your iPad ...

Autodesk on Wednesday launched SketchBook Pro 7, the latest version of the company's easy-to-use — yet feature-rich — desktop drawing app with new tools, animation options, layer editor enhancements ...

SketchBook Pro 1.1, the first version of Alias’s painting and drawing app available for the Mac, is a simple tool designed to work with graphics tablets such as the Wacom Intuos2 ( ; February 2002 ).

These works of art could easily be mistaken for oil paintings or watercolours - but they've actually been created on an iPad. The pictures were created using fingers and apps such as Brushes, ...