Adobe Fresco is our new drawing and painting app built for touch and stylus devices to help creatives unleash their creativity wherever inspiration strikes. With Adobe Fresco on your iPad, the world is your studio.
New to Fresco? Check out this quick tutorial to get started:
Let’s try to create an artwork using the water color brush as per the steps given by our Designer, Parichay:
- Import any reference image. In this case, Owl.
- Tap Pixel Brush Tool > Sketching> Pencil. Select the size and color as per your drawing.
- Draw the picture using the pencil brush selected.
NOTE: You can use the Duplicate layer option to recreate the similar elements of your drawing. In this case eyes. This functionality can help you save time and can be used at any given point in the drawing.
- On a new layer, use selection Tool to define areas where you want to fill color. For this step, you can choose any brush as per your choice.
- Tap Live Brush Tool > Watercolor> Water Soft Brush and adjust the size, flow and color as per your drawing. Again, you can select any watercolor brush as per your requirement to fill in the colors in the drawing.
Tip: Try to work on different parts of the drawing on different layers so that it’s easier to edit them. Additionally, in order to make any specific colors blend with each other make sure they’re painted on the same layer.
Result:
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See what more can you draw in Fresco: https://helpx.adobe.com/fresco/using/what-is-adobe-fresco.html
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When I first opened Fresco I was a little overwhelmed by all the brush options. I couldn't seem to do anything but play around with everything, scribbling marks on the canvas. So I decided to limit myself to just the pencil and this is what I drew. I love the ability to draw sharp detailed lines, or smudgy marks for shading. It's just like working with a real pencil.
After working with the pencil brush I decided to do a complete painting, limiting myself to the oil brushes. It took a while to get a handle with the mixer and opacity settings. I spent a lot of hours on this, but I enjoyed every minute of the process and am happy with the result. I'm working on my second oil painting now, and feeling much more comfortable with the oil paint brushes.
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