#SKETCHBOOK PRO DESKTOP FULL#

#SKETCHBOOK PRO DESKTOP FULL#

You will see the toolbar‍, a full brush palette which gives you access to the customizable Brush Library‍, the Double Puck which launches the Color Editor‍, and the Layer Editor‍ with blend modes‍‍. Once you are familiar with the tools, you may prefer to draw with the UI is hidden. To get the most out of Sketchbook, you should become familiar with its basic UI, such as the canvas‍, toolbar‍, D ouble Puck‍, marking menu and corner tools. Selection‍, editing‍, & layer transform tools‍īasic UI elements in Sketchbook for mobile devices.View controls, transform tools‍, rulers‍, layers‍, & vertical & horizontal symmetry.You can customize the tools that appear in the Lagoon marking menus in Preferences ‍. When the icon is highlighted, lift your stylus (or release your right mouse button). With your stylus (or right mouse button) down, drag to the tool you want to select. To view the tools‍ in a lagoon marking menu, tap an icon to expose the tools in that category. The Lagoon is driven by gestural movements‍. It is a hub for many useful tools in Sketchbook. The Lagoon is the round UI element that is found in the bottom left corner of the screen by default, though you can change its location‍.

To change your view‍ and navigate around your canvas, hold down the Spacebar key to activate the puck.‍ Use hotkey shortcuts‍ and marking menus to access tools and functions quickly. When you open Sketchbook, by default, you'll see the canvas‍, lagoon, toolbar‍, brush‍ and color pucks‍, and Brush Palette‍. Get started with an introduction to the interface and the most basic interactions.

See the sections below to familiarize yourself with the interface and how it works.īasic UI elements in Sketchbook Pro for desktop The rest of the interface will be slightly different depending on the platform and version you're using. For all versions of the app, there will be a canvas and toolbar. When you first open Sketchbook you will see the default UI.

Sketchbook pro desktop