Post by larrywalker on Feb 10, 2018 2:05:03 GMT 12
Hello,
I'm a guy who loves Drawing for a hobby. I've posted some of my pics in the Ipad forum here and I'm working on an IPP 12.9" with the Apple Pencil. I had someone ask me to do a portrait of their dog and did it for them, but having a problem with something. I had a buddy who works for Xerox Print the drawing out in color on the machines he works on. It was a big size 14" x 20", which I think is bigger than I want to go, but wanted to see what it looked like. I did the portrait in Procreate, so when it printed out, it became a little Pixelated in parts. Which leads me to my Questions. I usually draw in Procreate, which I know is the best, but maybe not for what I'm trying to do.
1. If I want to eventually do prints of My Drawings, should I be using Apps that draw with Pixels or Vectors?
2. What is your Method of reproducing your Digital Drawings to a Print?
I would like to keep using Procreate, as I love the program much more than say Adobe Draw. I think if I still stay with Pixelated drawing apps, I can maybe go 8" x 10" as the largest and see how that turns out. I just think the size I did before was too large. I have done a drawing in Adobe draw, just a black line drawing. I'm familiar with CAD which I went to school for, so have worked with Vectors before.
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.gamespot.com/forums/system-wars-314159282/microsoft-becoming-the-netflix-of-the-gaming-indus-33423746/#110
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I'm a guy who loves Drawing for a hobby. I've posted some of my pics in the Ipad forum here and I'm working on an IPP 12.9" with the Apple Pencil. I had someone ask me to do a portrait of their dog and did it for them, but having a problem with something. I had a buddy who works for Xerox Print the drawing out in color on the machines he works on. It was a big size 14" x 20", which I think is bigger than I want to go, but wanted to see what it looked like. I did the portrait in Procreate, so when it printed out, it became a little Pixelated in parts. Which leads me to my Questions. I usually draw in Procreate, which I know is the best, but maybe not for what I'm trying to do.
1. If I want to eventually do prints of My Drawings, should I be using Apps that draw with Pixels or Vectors?
2. What is your Method of reproducing your Digital Drawings to a Print?
I would like to keep using Procreate, as I love the program much more than say Adobe Draw. I think if I still stay with Pixelated drawing apps, I can maybe go 8" x 10" as the largest and see how that turns out. I just think the size I did before was too large. I have done a drawing in Adobe draw, just a black line drawing. I'm familiar with CAD which I went to school for, so have worked with Vectors before.
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.gamespot.com/forums/system-wars-314159282/microsoft-becoming-the-netflix-of-the-gaming-indus-33423746/#110
Tech support videos