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Welcome, and following me is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 and today I wanted to show you a couple
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apps that I find really fun for this device. So considering this is a tablet designed for drawing, these are going to be apps for drawing
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And the two that I personally really like are both from Adobe. So we have the Adobe Sketch and Draw
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Now both of them function a little bit differently and they're fairly simple in their design
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They're primarily designed for, I would say, beginners, kind of like me
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And both of them, like I said, have their benefits. So we'll start with the Sketch
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Now this might not look the best, but honestly I personally adore the Sketch a little bit
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more considering it has some of the most realistic, I would say, pencil feel to it
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in a drawing kind of fashion. So let me just kind of quit it and let's make a new one so I can show you
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So as you can see, this is just a plain canvas, right
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And if we zoom in, you can see that this looks fairly accurate to what a pencil does
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And it also behaves like one. So if you start drawing on top of it, if you start pressing harder, it will accurately
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kind of represent that. So you can make fairly subtle lines, easy ones, right
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Then you can also tap on it and you have a couple of different options
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So you have the flow, which is just the opacity of it
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So if I just max it out, you can see that it's going to be a little bit harder
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The size of the tool itself. So this is something that you have to use for shading
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Now unfortunately there is nothing that I could see for smudging pencils, for instance
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which I'm kind of used to from paper. And this is kind of how I used to draw
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So I was hoping to see something like that here, but the only way you can shade something
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is by just kind of, for instance, increasing the size and decreasing the opacity and just
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getting it further and further away. So yeah, that is the way you would shade on here
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And also with this program, there is some flaws that I have with it
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So if we, for instance, change the size of it, I'm trying to just show how sometimes
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it just messes up. For some reason, I can't get it to do it right now
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But basically what it does is at times where you're trying to get something really nice
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shaded and something, and you just don't press it hard enough, or maybe not hard enough
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I'm not exactly sure what it is based on, but it will basically create these kind of
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spots, like for instance, this thing right here. Although this was created by me normally, it will sometimes happen where you just kind
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of get this spot, even though you're trying to, for instance, draw a line, it will just
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kind of like pull up a gigantic circle and you have to kind of go back and retry this
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And I believe this is a problem with the Adobe itself, because I haven't seen this kind of
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problem when I was just playing around with the build and drawing, or just like the canvas
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that Samsung brings in. So I think this is more to do with the Adobe, or maybe the pen itself somehow just kind
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of losing connection or something. I'm not exactly sure, like I said, but it is kind of annoying at times where you're
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just in the zone, you're doing it, you're drawing something and it just plops a gigantic
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circle like so. So moving out of the pencil, we have also different things, like just the Sharpie in
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a way. So you can see there's oil paints basically. Different kind of tools
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Personally I like to use a pencil, so that's kind of why I like this app, just as a sketching
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app itself, without additional tools. But obviously it doesn't just stop at the pencil and you can basically mess around with
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it fully. Now the downside of this app is the fact that this is just a pixel based image, so if we
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zoom in really closely, right now I can't really show you this, I think it won't really
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zoom in closer, but you can see it starts to blur out, it doesn't look as detailed as
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you would expect, at least not as detailed as it is when you zoom out
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So this is just kind of based on an image size that is something that you choose when
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you start off, right? So you have right here 1920 by 1080, so you can choose whatever you want, but as you can
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see all of them have their specific resolutions and they will be limited by the pixel base
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so if you for instance save it and export it somewhere, you will see pixels if you zoom
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in close enough. So that is a downside of this. So moving on to the other one, it is going to be the Adobe Draw, which loses that problem
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because it's Vexel based, or Vexel something on V, I don't remember exactly what it was
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called, I don't think it was Vexel. But basically what it allows you to do is draw anything that you want, and if you zoom
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in, you can see that while you zoom in it starts getting pixelated, but the moment you
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let go it loses that and becomes super smooth. So this is kind of like infinitely more detailed, and primarily your stroke will be the biggest
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flaw of the lines itself. So as you can see, this is kind of mine, and when you zoom in really close you can clearly
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see where I was kind of like just struggling. But then this is fairly zoomed in, so if we kind of zoom out, as you can see it is still
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as detailed zoomed in while zoomed out, and it looks really nice
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And obviously it has the normal usability, you have just the line itself, so you can
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draw normally, and a couple of different tools. So I can quickly go over them, just so you can kind of see how it looks like
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Nothing really too complicated here. So this will look way more detailed if you zoom in, because it doesn't really follow
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a resolution. And this is something that you probably use for designing for instance like logos or just
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kind of some kind of images that can be scaled up to a huge scale and keep that quality in
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So this is what you would basically use. But like I said, both of these apps are more beginner friendly, rather than like professional
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grade, so this is something that I use. As you can probably see it's not necessarily the greatest work that you might have seen
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on the internet that I have created, but it looks okay. And for the purposes that I really like it or need it, I would say this works just fine
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enough for me. You can look at it yourself once it actually loads
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So it doesn't look that bad. This is based on the actual wallpaper that you can see in the background right here
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There's also one more that I've done that was actually following someone else's work
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just kind of copied it around and used it just as a guideline, so I have something to
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follow up. But as you can see, it still looks really nice, really detailed
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So yeah, I really like it. And that is basically why I would recommend these two apps, and the fact that they're
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completely free as just a cherry on top. So I guess that will finish it up
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And yeah, if you found this helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
