![]() Just make sure your choice works with your device. Inexpensive models use simple capacitive touch to interact with the screen, and pricier styluses have wireless connections and pressure-sensitive tips. If you want fine lines, you’ll need to ditch your fingertip for a stylus. Here’s how to get started, even if you don’t know how to draw (yet). SketchBook Pro, also referred to as SketchBook, is a pixel graphics software application that features a radial/pie-menu user interface, intended for expressive drawing and concept sketching. But if you’re serious about sketching in pixels as a way to relax, to focus and to express your creativity, a responsive art app with a suite of precision tools is a more fulfilling choice. If you mainly doodle, your device’s notes app may suffice. ![]() ![]() Today’s artists - and wannabe artists - also have the option of easy-to-use digital gadgets. “Any one who can learn to write, can learn to draw,” John Gadsby Chapman wrote in his 19th-century instruction manual, “The American Drawing-Book.” This can-do sentiment dates back to an era when lead pencils and chalky pastels were standard. ![]()
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