Animating & Storyboarding in Mental Canvas 

They already have some very basic animation feats, so you're right. They could add it just fine. Or create an animation-oriented Procreate as independent app.

It's one of the reasons why I moved from Adobe to Affinity & Procreate.

Exactly! Like do yearly make me sick

If i want to this in blender, what is it called so i can search for tutorials?

@@VincentsKonsulat Grease Pencil. I have the tutorial on my channel. But not in English.

The whole point, though, is that this is available on iPad devices. Last time I checked, Blender ain't there for iOS/iPad OS yet (even though Appe recently became a Blender Foundation sponsor, interestingly enough).

@@BrianLockett "available in iPad and Windows". I am commenting on the windows part if that wasn't somehow obvious.

@@youshimimi "if it wasn't somehow obvious". It wasn't. Anyone who read your comment without knowing what Blender is (which is obviously the crowd you were targeting when writing it) *100% did not think you were talking about Windows specifically* . Ironic, this should have been obvious to you. 🤨 But yeah I like Blender, use it myself. But again, Blender isn't available on IOS, so idk if there's any substitute for this app on IOS.

In a world where Blender exists for free

What exactly are you complaining about? 🤡

@@Dr.huejazz Bless your heart, trying to be snide in the comments.

I agree. Anytime someone embraces NFTs I get Amway or Herbalife vibes. Culty and slimy.

@@Starcheopteryx you not answering the question proves my point. 👉🤡

@@GeahkBurchill that’s because you’re uninformed and don’t know the difference between a pyramid scheme and Blockchain technology/Web 3.0/ Ethereum Smart contracts

They’re still recovering from the 3D release lol, but yeah it could happen

mental canvas is free tho im using it without paying lol

Would that be a month bucket a bacon, or just a one time shipment?

@@thebradcolbow if the bucket came every month full of bacon then it's a good deal.

🤣🤣🤣 🥓

I appreciate the feedback Jeffrey.

👍 Thanks for the feedback

Every 3D app I try on iPad eventually leads me to conclude I should just be using Blender 😂

Noted. Thanks for letting me know.

@@thebradcolbow Of course, your Content helped me get my 1st Gen iPad and my Huion Kamvas Pro. And I can understand your view/standpoint. And only when someone says something you can take action even if those voices of concern are just a few.

@@tikaani-wolf NFTs per se are not bad... POW based (instead of POS ones) are bad for the environment.

@@3polygons the idea behind them is pretty bad. Imagine un ironically saying the following: " please do not right click my nft I paid $700 for it. You do not have permission to copy and paste it." Just think about that lol. And lets say you have the original, a genuine one. What will you do with it? Constantly remind yourself and others that its real. Shod we sit through the Verification process regularly? Are you going to put it on a wall? If its printed out for that, why pay a bunch of money for a digital copy of it?

​@@KyngD469 The right click thing happens already to any digital art sell on internet. I don't know if you are familiar with it (like Colbow, I am an artist) but physical art is only a portion (some would say that small in comparison) of the art sold today. I don't speak now of expensive art galleries with world famous artists: those will sell anyway and in any media, no matter what. But tons of mid range (and smaller indies) artists are selling their art in digital way before the first NFT was produced. They sell both in the personal website and in stock art/photography places. It is the exact same thing than an NFT ! At least in regards of security and theft. Watermarks can be removed digitally, and art can be trace or recreated, with extreme ease. Indeed, a design can be copied, even if slightly (but there are strong legal issues with that, too). This exists since day one in digital art/audio, etc sells. And yet there's a huge business around digital artwork. First, the percentage of people buying is enough to maintain the business. Second, you cannot do a set of things WITHOUT a proper license of the artwork, be it as a digital written license, or in the case of NFTs, the NFT itself is the contract, so to speak. The analysis of the right click does leave out all the business side considerations about it. Of course fans can grab by right click a Goku artwork piece from Dragon Ball, as a JPG, but because such fan does not have the copyright of it, no commercial usage rights allowed (try to print a t-shirt with it and sell it, or sell anything), he/she might (if not is because the company doesn't need it/the kid has no traffic) get a cease and desist letter from Toei Animation (or whoever currently owns the rights of such image and character), and the fan will remove it, or the hosting company will remove such website. When it's a company infringing in this way, there might be quite worse implications (besides being a PR disaster). And... this is not different with NFTs. So, art is as protected as it was before. There are indeed more chances of your picture on the wall to be stolen. So, the warning of the artist ("please, blah blah...") is not "just" a hope of good will on your side. It is indeed a warning (some artists don't know any of these basics things, but most do. That some won't care if you are just a fan, that's another thing, but I wouldn't take the chance). That artist can take a collection of legal actions against any theft, and some of them include fines from authorities, and etc. Even more, can stop any illegal use of her/his artwork at any given moment. I can assure you any hosting will promptly execute an account ban even to paying customers (ie, the fan paying for a hosting), as it is in the TOS of any hosting, social platform (which will cancel such account in an instant) and any place on internet. To your question about the art being an original. Indeed, a NFT is about the most secure way to be sure that it is indeed an original from the author. It does not need any constant confirmation. It is stronger than a physical signature. Actually, it does not only serve for artwork, it is (and will be) being used for many other types of contracts. The last question is very easy to answer. Digital art exists since a very long while, before any block chain was invented. Digital art has many uses (indeed, currently more than printed art, in our technified society, and more relevant, as is more eco-friendly), specially in the legal aspects of it, which are the ones where the business needs (be it games, films, art for business in many different applications, etc). Indeed, the shipping and storage of physical art is WAY more expensive, and worse, causes (trucks, planes, storage facilities, etc) a huge carbon footprint, compared to digital art. Printing is way less environmentally friendly than having the art as digital. You might only be thinking about having an oil or watercolor picture to hang in a wall, but there are tons of more usages of graphic and art pieces than that. Again, specially by businesses, publications, games/film industry, graphic design companies and a large etc. All these need rights to use the artwork. It is irrelevant that it is provided through a NFT contract or a regular (paper/digital) one. In legal (and so, money related) matters, both are totally safe for the artist and the buyer. I am NOT in favor of current Ethereum (ETH) NFTs. As are *POW* based, and so, provoking a energy usage (kind of indirectly though, so, that is debated) much larger than needed, while *POS* based crypto coins are very frugal in energy usage. According to several studios, it is smaller (an NFT using POS) in the total energy use, compared to mail by plane or truck a printed art illustration/picture across the country. So, you can right now produce NFTs using such block chains, and not ETH (until it reaches 2.0, as it will become POS, if that ever happens), by doing it in Hic Et Nunc, SignArt, Kalamint or any of those which use Tezos, Cardano or etc POS based coins. And so to get your income in a much more environmentally friendly way. But the worries about copyright should be the same than in any of the pre-NFTs market, so, it's not a valid argument.

Is that available for ipad? I don't think so....but i agree, it's overpriced by a huge margin

@@aditya_gupta But it's available for Mac, both Intel and M1. You can connect your iPad and use it that way, or use a normal drawing tablet.

jo... no need to watch

@@aditya_gupta Yes l have it.It is available for ipad

@@aliciasam5239 i don't think blender is available for ipad

I agree with you. I wasn't sure how to present it. That's why I included Storyboarding in the title too. But even then it's not a *true* storyboarding tool either. Also thanks for the sponsor feedback, it's good to know where people stand.

@@thebradcolbow Thanks for responding. I really appreciate a creator that makes an effort to engage with their comments section, and that someone like you is looking out for your audience (I use your videos in an unofficial capacity as supplemental material when helping students make purchasing decisions).

Recently I saw some effects like these in the Spotify player. It looked like the album covers in parallax mode… Maybe there’s more than we think in certain trends…

@@ValdemarDeMatos but they are probably achieved with other software or mix of software.

This comment really hit the nail on the head 👍 Also most of the animations I see come out of this remind me of stuff you can do with apps like CapCut where it tries to separate foreground and background, then do a parallax rotation - it's not as precise, but the whole process is pretty much automatic. So there's an easier way to do even the gimmicky part 😜 (And as someone who works in IT, NFTs were a product of a Hackathon that even the creators thought was a fluke but grifters turned into the next big hype. It's pretty much just a scam at this point, I advise folks not get involved in any way - when the crash inevitable comes people will be all tio happy to pin everyone on the wall of shame 😱)

Man even Brad is selling out 😬

Then don’t watch it, what exactly are you complaining about? NFT talk “bothers” you? Lol

@@Dr.huejazz yeah its cringe

@@KyngD469 - plain ignorance is why people cringe at NFTs.

you could just skip

Do it pleeeeease :D

Fuk apple xD

Unity's not available on IOS, I don't think. Good Windows substitue, but idk what can replace this app on IOS.

@@TD1237 maybe gravity sketch but I've never used it myself

Are there any?

@@silverblue73 Clip Studio Paint has good animation (along with a truckload of other cool features) and I've heard Brad say he uses it.

You can only paint on UV unwrapped .obj’s and manipulate their view in Procreate, you can’t draw in a 3D space… yet

Use for iPad tablets.

Oh wait so if I don’t really mind the watermark and I don’t need to remove it, can I use the App for free?

@@vicksinaja yes

@@ZarkOner omg thanks so much

lol ikr, i got it for free too

Mostly when there are both open source and commercial but perpetual one-time fee licensed apps, like Affinity, from Serif. And one can do this for free in Blender. No to subscriptions... :) (other than the flat rent, hehe).

It's free to use. There's just a small watermark on top when exported. It's a good App. Try it first.

I think this is strictly for “creative” marketing execs making 100k and up a year to share mock ups

@@silverblue73 those people actually touching a pen? 🙃

I haven't seen/heard anything about it yet.

@@thebradcolbow Is it possible to share the images (PNG files)? I am trying with my images but somehow it is not working, Appreciate your help, Thanks in advance,

I am using the Wacom "FLEX" nibs, and they give a good drawing experience. Certainly cheaper than a film cover.

@@TheKevphil Thanks, I am using that nib as well. It doesn't feel quite the same as an etched display though.

Same ☹️

Could I sell the gloves as NFTs? Kidding aside, I do appreciate the feedback.

@@thebradcolbow I appreciate you taking it as a feedback. It's difficult to not go into "fuck you" mode when I hear about NFTs. You do great stuff so it would be sad to loose you in this nightmare.

@@thebradcolbow stranger things have been made into NFTs