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Thanks, I'm glad this helped! I'll continue to make more Sketchbook tutorials

You're welcome! I hope you found it useful.

Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you like the videos and find them useful. I agree, it also allows for the rapid sketching of ideas and the quick sharing of them with others, especially on an iPad, where the mobile versions are actually free. This is particularly useful for industrial designers or other professionals in similar fields.

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Many thanks! I'll be uploading more urban sketching videos soon.

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Hi, Thanks! I'm glad it helped! You can go to the window option on the very top menu and select color puck, if the option has a checkmark you should now be able to see it.

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Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I haven't used the Faber Castell Pens but if they don't bleed then I'm guessing they should look really nice on white papers. I'm currently only working on transparent marker papers but when I use white cardboard the colors look different, slightly stronger. Thanks for sharing your view on the markers!

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Hi, you can go to Window and then select Toolbar on the upper menu of your computer, make sure the checkmark is on and you should be able to see the menu once again. You'll find the other menus like the layers and brush palette right there as well.

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As far as I know, there's no limit. I just made a test on a new document and added over 100 layers in blank. However once there's info on those layers I suppose it can only handle as much as the computer lets you with a heavy document. Hope it helps!

Hi Rebecca! Yes, it's slightly different the version for iPad. I use the desktop version. For the iPad version it will detect the movement of the pen or finger on the screen and you'll be guiding yourself as if it was a piece of real paper and pen. For the desktop version I use a separate tablet and the star icon comes by default to see where I'm moving the pen from the external tablet without looking at it. Hope it helps! If you're working on a perspective drawing and if you have any question or comment let me know how it goes! :)

Hi Gregory, thanks for your comment. Sure, you can use the Tombow pens. I haven't used those pens but looking at some pictures they seem to have a soft brush and a small one, you can practice with the soft one to see how the ink flows on the paper and get to know how each marker behaves.

Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful, I'll be posting more Sketchbook Pro tutorials

Glad you like it!

Hi Jason! The song is called Ima, by Nim Sadot

Thank you so much for your kind words, I'll do my best to upload more frequently :)

Hi Jason, I use Montegrappa, it works well with markers. Sometimes I also use some Staedtler pigment liners. I found those to work even better since they dry faster.

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Sure! I'll be posting more sketches using markers actually.

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Thank you so much! The scene is actually from Cologne in Germany :)

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They're really nice to use. If you haven't use them before I suggest you try small things first for you to see how they behave. These are alcohol based markers so they'll dry relatively quick. However if you pass the marker twice over the same area it will leave a very even color. Copic have a very well defined tone, they are very vivid! Let me know how it goes if you draw it! :)