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Is there a roadmap for features to be added in the future? And are these features (in the post) already available?

Sketchbook Pro is my preferred drawing program, and I've been meaning to send some feature requests through the support channel for a while. Before I do that, I'd like to ask if there's an official roadmap for features that will be added in the future. Here are the features I want to be added (probably not an exhaustive list):

  • ‌Liquify
  • ‌Color Jitter
  • ‌Force Fade (from IbisPaint)
  • ‌Gap Recognition for the Fill Tool (I also struggle with gaps between the fill and the line art because of the transparent pixels in the line art)

Color jitter may or may not already be available, but I cannot, for the life of me, find it. Anyway, if these features are already available and if there's a roadmap, I would like to know.

On another note, I get excited every time I experience a new feature getting added (e.g., clipping masks and lasso fill). I'm under the impression that Sketchbook users are a minority, so I'm glad that we're still being fed

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u/nagiisangbibe — 5 days ago
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I did 100 quick practice face sketches!

I wasn't able to add all 100 but included as many as I was allowed here.

u/Sadman_Paints — 8 days ago
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Does anyone know how to fix this taper issue?

I'm having trouble making the end of the pen create a smooth tapered end (it look like a syringe shape ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ) I was wondering if you guys know a solution on how to fix it

u/LuckArt_220 — 9 days ago
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(Art by Dominic Ninmark) is there a brush that could help me mimick this style? I really love it and I wanna do something similar

Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I mostly draw on paper but Sketchbook is awesome too, and I'd love to get better with it.

My favourite style is this one, it gives me a really cool feeling. It looks like a dark night sketch, and I wanna replicate it. My art feels mostly flat, so the sketchy lines and the dark background could help me give it some more volume. What brush would you recommend?

u/Pegasus-David — 14 days ago
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I made the Skeuoss Frutiger Aero Aqua liquid mouse :D

Hope y'all enjoy this piece, I'm trying to learn to draw objects in this design style every now and then :)

Just some fanart of their product, no promotions :)

u/Critical_Foot_5503 — 13 days ago