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MASKING IN SKETCHBOOK K DESIGNERAutodesk Design Suite 2012 Autodesk Sketchbook Designer 2012 2012 Tip GuidesMasking in Sketchbook Designer In this section you will learn the following: How to create

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How to fill out masking in sketchbook:

1. Open Sketchbook and choose the canvas you want to work on.
2. Select the layer you want to apply masking to.
3. Click on the Layer menu and choose "Add Mask" or use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+M (Windows) or Command+Shift+M (Mac).
4. By default, a white mask will be added to the layer. You can start masking by selecting a brush or another drawing tool.
5. Use a black brush to paint over the areas you want to hide or mask out. As you paint with black, those parts of the layer will become transparent and reveal the layers beneath.
6. If you make a mistake, you can switch to a white brush and paint over the areas you want to recover or unmask.
7. You can also use different blending modes and opacity settings for your brush to achieve different masking effects.
8. Experiment with different brushes, tools, and techniques to refine your masking until you're satisfied with the result.
9. Remember to save your work regularly and export it in the desired format when you're done.

Who needs masking in Sketchbook:

1. Digital artists who want to create complex compositions by combining multiple layers and elements.
2. Illustrators and designers who need to make precise adjustments, corrections, or transformations to specific parts of their artwork.
3. Photographers who want to enhance or modify certain areas of their images while keeping the rest untouched.
4. Animators who want to create smooth animations by controlling the visibility and movement of different elements.
5. Anyone who wants to explore creative techniques like selective coloring, adding textures, or creating graphical effects using masks.

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What is masking in sketchbook?

Masking in sketchbook is a technique used to hide or reveal specific parts of an image or design while working on it.

Who is required to file masking in sketchbook?

Artists, designers, or anyone using digital tools like sketchbook may use masking in their creative process.

How to fill out masking in sketchbook?

To use masking in sketchbook, one can use the masking tools provided by the software to selectively hide or reveal parts of the artwork.

What is the purpose of masking in sketchbook?

The purpose of masking in sketchbook is to control the visibility of certain parts of the artwork, allowing for more precise and detailed editing.

What information must be reported on masking in sketchbook?

The information reported on masking in sketchbook typically includes the areas of the image that are masked, the type of masking technique used, and the desired effect.