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Autodesk launches SketchBook Pro for Android tablets

July 23, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Autodesk launched SketchBook Pro for Android tablets, allowing artists and designers to draw and sketch from the comfort of their brand new Honeycomb device. According to Autodesk, this professional-grade paint and drawing application is made to “transform your tablet into a powerful digital sketchbook.” Of course, that doesn’t mean you’ll turn into next Picasso, quite the contrary — you still need some skill — however you do get a comfort to draw whenever you want and have your tablet with you.

The official pitch goes like this:

Unleash your creativity, whether you are an occasional doodler or a professional illustrator. Using the same paint engine as its desktop counterparts, SketchBook Pro for Android delivers the powerful toolset and streamlined user interface that has become popular around the world.

SketchBook Pro costs $4.99 and if that’s too much for you, there’s SketchBook Express which doesn’t have all of the features Pro version rocks, but will still allow you to make occasional drawings…

SketchBook Express (FREE) [Android Market link]
SketchBook Pro ($4.99) [Android Market link]

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