CREATING CHARACTERS IN SKETCHBOOK PRO USING A CINITQ

Marcel de Jong, Solutions Engineer at Autodesk, demonstrates sketching a character concept in Sketchbook Pro using a Wacom Cintiq 21UX. Topics include designing characters, fashion and clothing, line weights and applying patterns.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Wacom
• Cintiq
• 21UX
• Autodesk
• SketchBook
• Pro
• pen
• draw
• drawing
• sketch
• sketching
• human
• body
• humans
• character

[Kynokeh]

this one (21 inch model) is 1999 dollars, the smaller 12 inch model is 999 dollars. sketchbook pro 2010 is about 99 dollars.

[Mauwable]

if you put your camera on the other side....we don't have to stare at your right hand the whole time ;D

I'm jealous of the thing though >w<

[PaulinaRift]

I think it's funny that Wacom misspelled their own product. CINITQ? isn't it CINTIQ?

[myotheraccountlol]

@ToxicDragoon Sketchbook Pro is the software you use on a cintiq, it's not the device itself, those are at least $1,000

[ToxicDragoon]

@Kynokeh HOLY SHIT!!!! thats alot ill go with the 2010 model

[2turnage]

@Mauwable Sorry that just had to b said lol

[Mauwable]

@2turnage lol XD touché

[2turnage]

@Mauwable you do know thats what she said!

[TheUse77]

maybe you want to put the spelling of your flagship product right in the description

[MangoMarshmallow]

@slickgamer Actually, the proper gramatical way of using a comma is to place a capital letter after it for it is a replacer for a full stop. Most people just simply do not.