Really belated update...

It's hard to excuse such a long absence, but I don't mind saying that the rest of my life took priority, but that did not mean that I was not creating, and if for no other reason that catharsis, I will start a bit of backtracking, to pick up where I left off in 2021. I fee like there are quite a few of of who lost some time in the last few years, so many of you will understand. It was at the end of that summer that I picked up a slightly used XP-Pen tablet, as I thought it was worth trying one of the Wacom competitors, as Cintiqs are both hard to find, and very expensive here in Sweden. Though I will say that it took me a while to get into a rhythm with the way that I use the XP-Pen 22, overall I love it, and that love has resulted in me just drawing more.

For 'pure drawing' Sketchbook still remains my go-to application, though I was still experimenting at an early stage with Gravity Sketch, a VR drawing and modeling application. 

Sunder painted with Sketchbook Pro on an iPad

Been a while since I painted on my iPad with Sketchbook Pro, as I have been using a few other Apps like SketchClub and Procreate. As much as I like these other Apps, SBPro is the one that I have the most comfort and confidence in, and the similarity to the Mac DT version keeps my workflow in line.

At New York Comic Con

I have to assume that with the emphasis on the release of Sketchbook 6, the posting didn't get updated to announce that I will be at NYCC to share the Sketchbook goodness. I must admit that I have varying levels of skill on the versions of SB: Designer, Pro, the iOs and Android Pro,and Mobile...but I have used all with Intuos, Wacom, Finger, stylus, and Nomad Brush, not necessarily in the order. Hope to see you there!

The Slow Road

painted with SketchbookPro on my MacBook Pro and a Cintiq