Imagine you could write, draw and draw with the ink that comes out of your pen, but with a different color. The color can be replicated, "says the author of a new paper on the subject of color change in pen ink.
The Scribble Pen, described as "the last pen you'll ever need to buy," promises that you can scan and draw color objects by touching the RGB color sensor built into the top of the pen to color objects.
The ink is waterproof and fades after a few minutes, according to the product's website. The Scribble Pen performs almost exactly the same function and offers a drawing tip with a diameter of 3.5 mm. It also charges in less than a minute, allowing you a maximum of two hours of writing time per day and up to 10,000 ink strokes per minute.
Every artist or designer who works with color knows how important it is to find the best inspiration for the perfect color scheme. You could take your trusted pen, just scan the desired color, draw it, then turn it on and just wait. It won't be long before this color scanner pen becomes a tool for artists, designers, photographers and other creative professionals.
Five years ago, the idea of a crayon was a crazy design concept, today it has evolved into a working prototype that draws color on any object or surface, natural or artificial, and then uses it in all sorts of creative ways. It allows you to do just that with just a few clicks on the pen and a tap on the computer screen.
With Scribble, you can scan, compare and compare colors, draw on paper or on your mobile device, and even scan and use the actual colors of your environment while trying to mix just the right color to capture a landscape or recreate the color scheme of an interior. Imagine all the possibilities with Scrible, both artistically and practically: the real-world version can produce 16,000 different sounds.
Here is the summary of the company: "Scribble is the first color device of its kind to capture the world's colors and transfer them directly to paper or your favorite mobile device. Of course you do not have to scan in new colors, you can always mix your own on your computer. To save the scanned colors, connect your smartphone or tablet to iOS or Android using the Scribble app and select your preferred tone.
There's also a $119 version called Scribble Pen Stylus, which works only with tablets and doesn't contain a smart ink cartridge. The battery life of the pen should be seven hours on a single charge, and up to six hours on a full charge.
This means you no longer need coloured pencils to get your work done, and all three pencils are available in a variety of colours, from black and white to red, green, blue, orange, yellow, purple and green.
As the sensor is located on top of the pen, it actually fixes on a colored object and converts it into another color.
The app is compatible with both stylus and pen, allowing you to draw, sketch and save your designs to Dropbox or iCloud. So if you can draw and draw well, this pen is simple and can be easily connected to your smartphone or tablet. The pen is available in three different colours: black, white, red and blue, and black and white.
Sketchbooks Predictive Stroke technology corrects the shapes and lines in your freehand drawings. You can digitize and scan your paper drawings with the Chromebook's camera, or you can continue working on your creations. If you do this manually, the drawing can be traced back to the original paper drawing using Sketchbook.
Cricut Bright Pad makes it easier to see pencil lines, so use a Monotwin marker that has two sides with thick strokes, or a pen that draws a line from one side of the pencil to the other, rather than just the center of the pencil.
I was also able to clean up the drawing without having any stray ink or pencil marks, and the picture went well. I have a drawing in the upper right corner of this post, with the color change pencil on the left.
I like to add an additional layer at the top and use the brush tool to add or subtract the image if needed.
Depending on what you do with your sketch, it can be very helpful to isolate the black and make the background transparent. To do this, go to Select Color Range and select a black drawing using the dropper tool. You could show the method of the color or just close it and try the paint bucket tool or just click on black.