All right so real quickly we need to go over what tools you'll need to be able to take this course.
So first off you're going to need a tablet of some sort.
Now you can use pretty much anything you want.
He's a bamboo tablet something really cheap from Wacom or I like to use my iPad Pro.
You can use this and really any sort of drawing tablet.
It's going to be really really difficult for you to complete this course with a mouse.
Unless you're like a master which in that case go for it.
But it does it's very unlikely you're going to have a lot more difficult time drawing accurately using
a mouse so tablet of some kind.
You also need a stylus.
It's going to be difficult to get as organic and smooth of a drawing using your finger if you're on
a iPad or something like that.
So a stylus specifically one that has a pressure sensitivity.
So if using all the iPad you're not going to able to get the same effects on results.
I do with the iPad Pro and Apple pencil because Apple pencil has pressure sensitivity.
So make sure using a tablet and a stylus have pressure of sensitivity so that you can have different
varying effects of line way and opacity and stuff like that.
OK.
So I need some sort of a stylus.
You need a tablet.
And then the last thing you'll need is a software to paint or draw on.
I recommend that if you're using an iPad I recommend pro-create.
So pro-create is this icon right down here in the bottom right or bottom left.
Not sure from your perspective but pro-create is that app right there.
OK.
Or if you use Photoshop Corel Painter really whatever sort of software you're most comfortable with
you can use this course is designed to be for the most part pretty software agnostic so that you can
do all these techniques and just about everything with a little bit of tweaking software stylus and
tablet.
Those are the three things you need to be out to complete this course.
Now if you don't have a tablet and you're not doing this digitally maybe you just wanted to peek in
and see if you can glean anything on how to draw.
Traditionally that's totally fine too.
In that case you just need paper and a pencil.
So most of this course you could actually do on paper and pencil either just drawing really lightly
with your pen or pencil or using tracing paper.
But a lot of the effects will be using digital features such as layers changing line art color after
you've already drawn it.
Stuff like that.
So it is specifically targeted towards more of a digital workflow but you know if you're here to just
get something out of yourself and your traditional artists I'm glad to have you stick around.
You'll still learn something valuable.
So that being said let's jump in to our first Sexercise.