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After reading this post over at kris atomic I decided to give lettering on my iPad a try...
It is fun, but I need to practice a bit more... here is one project I did in Sketch Book Pro, which is a powerful little app.
I am still waiting for a Wacom Bamboo Stylus to arrive but I have a cheap one now that is helping me practice.
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Hope Wallace Karney is known for mixing old elements with modern principles to create unique and original designs. Her work has been featured in several national magazines, design blogs and print publications over the last 9 years.
Hope also has a love for art journaling and enjoys sharing her pages with others to inspire them to start
a journal of their own.
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Great job! I have Sketchbook Pro on my Mac and have played with it a few times. We also have the pad but my husband uses it more than I do with Photoshop.
**I sent you an email but I'm not sure you received it. I need your address to send you the package we were talking about.
Posted by: Sandy | July 31, 2011 at 01:45 AM
Hope, the Bamboo Stylus looks like great fun! How do you like your iPad? I've been toying with getting one, but money is tight right now and I'm not sure it's worth it. What do you think about it?
xo
jeanne
Posted by: Jeanne | July 31, 2011 at 08:17 AM