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iPad Drawing Tips

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Making a switch from drawing with a pencil and paper to an iPad is a big one.

Suddenly, there are so many more choices to make.

The color palettes are seemingly endless, and drawing apps have a variety of brush styles available.

iPad Drawing Tips

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So, where do you start?

Drawing on an iPad is all about finding what works for you.

Scroll down for five tips for drawing on an iPad.

iPad Drawing Tips

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New to digital drawing?

Here are five helpful tips for drawing on an iPad.

Photo:Ivan Samkov

Tip #1: Your tools matter.

TheiPadis an expensive gadget, so it might be tempting to try and save money on its accessories.

And while that might be okay for a case,dont skimp on the drawing tools.

If youre serious about drawing, youll want to get anApple Pencil.

Finding the right app is also important when drawing on the iPad.

This makes it easier to learn to sketch on the iPad.

Tip #2: You dont have to reinvent the wheel (yet).

Tip #3 It will take practice.

Its important to familiarize yourself with an app and its creative possibilities.

Remember, Google is a valuable resource for iPad drawing apps.

Chances are that someone has made a video or written a tutorial on it.

If youre unfamiliar with digital drawing, youre in for a treat.

There are so many advantagesbeing able to hit the undo buttonon your mistakes is a big one.

Look for other perks, too, and use them to make your drawing more efficient.

Layers, for instance, is one helpful feature.

A beloved feature of the Procreate app is another great example of what’s possible with digital drawing.

It’s called quick shape.

Tip #5: Dont be afraid to add new brushes.

Once youre feeling confident drawing with the iPad,try experimenting with new brushes.

Many programs will allow you to make your own and import brushes from others.

Check out where you candownload thousands of digital brushes.