You did that on the iPad? Guess it does have a use!

That was my thought exactly when I saw this.

I still hate the iPad though, it's so...argh.

Hella. A tablet laptop can do what it can and more.. Still... That detail is surprising

agreed, not a big fann of the Ipad (not at all) but its neat you can still produce something that good with it

Yeah. And I seriously thought it was just a giant iPhone/Touch

Stop bashing the iPad on my submission please, do it on your own page...

I'm not bashing it, I'm just saying its surprising, given that when the presentation of the iPad was being given, it was mainly shown as a giant iPod with a few, slight, new features. But I'd change my opinion if it could actually beat a tablet laptop in compatibility and features

It can't. You have to buy a shit load of extra hardware for a fraction of it to be compatible.

The HP Slate is gonna be far, far superior imo.

it sucks that the iPad doesn't have pressure sensitivity, but i guess it's not really made for drawing. must've taken a while, having to change the brush sizes all the time.

Oh wow. I didn't know it could do that.

Looks good. :)

Wow, on the ipad! holy crap. Thats awesome. To bad the ipad doesn't have pressure sensitivity like the cintiq. I might have actually considered getting an ipad then.

Pretty cool I love raptors and this one is pretty well designed. Good job

Completely and utterly awesome!

Dayum, that is pretty impressive, considering no pressure sensitivity...excellent work <3

I never use pressure sensitivity when I use my Wacom and Photoshop. I never could get used to it.

wow, that's the most detailed one i've ever scene you draw. great job

There's a spendier Autodesk app for painting also - I've not used either. Very sweet image though, I'd not classify it as gimped at all.

SketchbookPro by Autodesk

It's a pretty amazing app; easily a Cintiq/Photoshop-killer imho.

After having gotten to use it, it will receive the honor of being the first app I add onto my new iPad. For $8, there's a lot to gain.

Wow, the iPad must've been a packet in Oz! I'll watch you to see how you do with the app. When posting, give a hint as to whether you're wanting critique or just sharing (unclear with some people).

Aye-aye! ;D

Awesome colors ^^

pretty nice

Cool.

Ohh, issa pretty raptor...especially if you did it on an iPad. Can't imagine that was easy. :p

aww he´s cute

yay raptor!!!

Nice picture made by it, I don't really know what iPad is, but it seemed to work quite well

Omg ! And you did that on the iPad?
Awesome work <3

I don't like the iPad but I love the video :p (I'd love it to see it in real time)

i love the art and the iPad
it is cool

Yeah, need to get me an iPad, didn't think that was possible without a stylus (been an iPad supporter, I actually really want a MID, and the art and iPod apps are a bonus!)

That was so cool watching you draw that!

I must admit, when I saw the iPad my first thought was "That would make a pretty sweet digital sketch book!"

Well, this is the first positive point I get about an iPad. :D

I mean everyone said it's bad, like "just a big iPhone". But I don't think iPhones could do this. ;)

Very well done ! Now you can draw anywhere you want. :P

http://colors.collectingsmiles.com/

;)

Thanks for the link ! :) (Even if I don't have an iPhone or iPad. x) )

But it CAN use pressure sensitivity?

Nope. iPads, most smartphones, and laptop touchpads use capacitive touch sensing. Capacitive touch technology, as far as I know, has no way of knowing how hard you're pressing. It might be able to tell how big of a thing is touching it, but I don't know if that could be used for any kind of reasonable approximation of pressure sensitivity.

Resistive touchscreens (squishy ones, like in the DS and old Palms and Pocket PCs) can detect pressure to an extent -- Colors! on the DS has pressure support, for instance. The pressure sensitivity in real graphics tablets comes from a variable resistor in the pen tip which can accurately measure how hard you're pressing; it's the same idea as in an electronic bathroom scale. I wonder how long it'll take for someone to come up with a bluetooth stylus for the iPad that does just that..

Ah that sucks. I have yet to see an iPad IRL, let alone touch one, and I didn't care enough until you piqued my interest as to whether or not it had a resistive or capacitive touchscreen.

I was really hoping they were using resistive, or at least communicate with a stylus (which they could still do if they put their noggins to it)

Yeah, the iPad very literally is a big iPhone, so it uses the same tech. It's lame though, they could've made it so much better with an actual tablet (or a combo, like some of the Wacom Bamboo tablets).

that came out really good for drawing on ipad

Well hey now! a raptor! :D I'm always in support of that!