Sketch. Notes. Bring it up. Using Autodesk SketchBook Pro

Designers, renderers, visualization professionals and educators use Alias SketchBook Pro. Anyone who wants to capture creativity and spread visual concepts will regard it as an indispensable tool. You will, for the following reasons:

Sketch simply and naturally: Quick-response pencils, pens, markers and spray guns look and feel real. "It completely liberated me, a natural feeling." First, yellow

Add comments now: Click to capture a screen image and quickly add tags using lossless layers. "This product reduces the use of paper." Gaby is from Penny's Mall.

Put forward and refine ideas at any time: click to look at sketches with customers and friends, and write down ideas while watching. "This is a novel way to exchange ideas." Waltersm

Focus your attention on your work, not on the keyboard: start sketching with the tools you need immediately, without changing from pen to keyboard and back again. "Creative combination of traditional artists' sketchpad and tablet input" steve smith, Notebook Magazine.

Autodesk SketchBook Pro fundamentally changed the drawing, marking and display of digital sketches.

High-quality brushes: pressure-sensitive pens, markers and spray guns look too real. Choose from preset sets or make and save your own settings. You can undo 30 strokes (the default is 30, and you can set the maximum number of undoes in preferences).

Simple and natural user interface: You can select tools with a light pen. Ergonomically designed pen-based user interface improves the artistic sense.

Flexible layer drawing: Use digital layers to study changes, mark pictures, move icons, protect original pictures or organize sketches.

Marking tool: click to grab the screen image, mark it with layers, and mark it directly with email. Autodesk SketchBook Pro is compatible with digital images and files such as TIF, BMP, GIF, PNG or JPEG.

Background template: use various templates (such as lines, grids, charts, images, calendars, timelines, scene boards, page layouts, etc.). ) help you sketch out your design.

By 20 12, SketchBook has been released on multiple platforms. In addition to the desktop version, there are also popular mobile version (for finger painting) and online version (also known as Autodesk SketchBook Sketchbook, which mainly adds the function of assisting mouse painting on the basis of simplification, so that non-professional users can also enjoy the fun of painting and doodling).