ATHENA
? Where a usually clueless amateur designer writes down her knowledge to help other clueless designers.
? Contains:
? Recommendations for other tutorial books
? Typography advice
? Manipulation tutorials
? May being way t...
I made my first graphic with Desygner, because that was the option 抖阴社区 gave me. I sadly don't have that absolute masterpiece of a monstrosity anymore, which makes me ask myself if it was the only reason I still had 6 views after 2 months. No. Guys, update your books frequently.
But after some time I started a graphic portfolio, and I worked with Canva, PicsArt and, (I know, I am a clown, Milo) Desygner. Then, I found a tutorial book mentioning Ibispaint X. And it has been my main editing app ever since.
I have no regrets.
So let's start. Keep in mind, this is for Android users, I don't know how it works for Apple, but I guess it's the same.
HOW TO OPEN A NEW PROJECT
Okay, so when you open Ibispaint, you see the following thing:
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You click on the brush icon, the one with the text My Gallery, and you see the following screen:
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All your artworks that you make in Ibispaint are shown here. By default, they get the title Untitled1, Untitled2, and so on. According to Ibispaint, I have made 188 graphics in Ibispaint. That's a lot. But, I usually give my graphics a name, so I can find them more easily, at least, I do it when I feel like it. Which is mostly for collabs because I want to appear like an organised person, I guess, and it feels better to call it Collab (Name).
You make a new project like this:
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