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Jun 9, 2022 10:17 AM UTC
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Tracing sketch shapes in new program

In Sketch, you could choose your brush, and use the predesigned shapes, as a stencil. I use to love, tapping the shape once, and my chosen brush texture and color would outline it perfectly. Without interference inside the shape. I haven't been able to figure this out in Fresco, or illustrator, or any of them. I did find the capture feature, but, I loved making art in sketch like that, because I also loved the screen recording feature sketch came with. Like I'm not an artist. This was my first attempt, and I was really proud of myself and the work you had made with sketch. It's like fresco and all that other stuff is way over my head. Is there any suggestions?

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Sjaani
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Jun 13, 2022 11:49 PM UTC

Fresco has Drawing aids combined with the ruler. Basic circles, squares and adjustable polygons.

Then when you export you can chooe the Timelapse export to get the same sort of video result as Sketch.

They are definitely different apps, just spend a little more time with Fresco and you'll find your way around.

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Sjaani
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SjaaniCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
Jun 13, 2022 11:49 PM UTC

Fresco has Drawing aids combined with the ruler. Basic circles, squares and adjustable polygons.

Then when you export you can chooe the Timelapse export to get the same sort of video result as Sketch.

They are definitely different apps, just spend a little more time with Fresco and you'll find your way around.

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