So real quick before we jump into most of the lectures we want to go over really quick just a basic
tools and software that you're gonna need in order to take this course.
So firstly you're gonna need something that you can digitally paint in we're gonna be using Photoshop
for this course but you can use whatever you like.
Try and keep it simple enough that no matter what software you're using as long as it has basic functions
like layers and brushes you should be covered.
But to give you some examples if you don't have Photoshop you can use something like crit a coral painter
Manga Studio pro Sketchbook Pro or even pro create for the iPad.
You're also gonna need some sort of hardware or something to actually physically draw with.
So a tablet of some sort and a stylus you could take this with a mouse but I strongly don't recommend
it.
It would be extremely difficult.
You'll probably get frustrated really quickly.
Some examples of tablets.
If you want to go on the expensive and you go all the Web twists and teak but that's going to run you
a couple thousand dollars if you're on a budget.
You could try something like a bamboo tablet which was my first tablet.
It's less than 100 bucks and it'll get you where you need to go.
It doesn't allow you to draw on the screen.
You'll have to draw on the tablet and then look up at your screen.
But if you only have 100 bucks to spare that will work as well.
You can do it into US or anywhere in between.
Or one of my personal favorites is iPad Pro.
It allows you to draw and on the screen and it's a lot cheaper than getting a false antique tablet.
So as long as you have some sort of a stylus to work with a tablet and a software you should be covered.
So that's if this lecture.
I'll see you guys in the next one.