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I love the app! I'm taking my time with it, savoring it.
James, when you've got a wet watercolor or gouache painting in your book, do you close it? You said the Salida picture took two days. Did you hold the book open to the page overnight? I ask because when I paint in gouache or watercolor in a sketchbook, I usually end up wanting to restart on a new page, but by then I have a wet and buckling page to deal with. I suppose I use too much water?
A very neat idea for an app, and the images are of course beautiful. I'm curious, is this every page in that sketchbookn without editing anything out?
Also, I bought it but the sound isn't working for me. Any idea how to fix it? I would love to be able to hear your voiceovers.
Shiella and Colin: A couple other people had no audio, and this troubleshooting guide solved it for them. Please try these ideas:
1. Volume adjustment or the headphones. Are other apps on your phone playing audio?
2. Go to Settings > Sounds and drag the Ringer And Alerts slider to turn the volume up.
3. If your device has a Ring/Silent switch, make sure it's set to ring.
4. Restart your device.
5. Open an app that has music or sound effects. Adjust the volume with the volume buttons or the slider in Control Center.
6. Go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn off Bluetooth. Then check the sound again.
7. Update your device to the latest version of iOS.
Colin, yes, this is every page in order.
Geoff, usually the watercolor, gouache, or casein paint dries in a matter of minutes. If something is really juicy and I have to pack up and go, I leave the sketchbook clipped to the easel until it's bone dry before I close it. It should be OK to use lots of water on the Pentalic book (150 lb cotton rag paper), but if you still get warping, try leaving it clipped until it's dry or wetting the back side of the paper later to flatten it.
Rock995, I agree, Dan rocks! Watching him make decisions during the development phase gave me a lot of admiration for the art of coding.
Lydia, thanks for your patience. It will be there when you upgrade. Wish we could offer it to older devices, but the graphics and video is too much for them to swallow.
Bob, you da man! We considered keeping the whole thing in one app, but the architecture of that is formidable, and it just made sense to create each sketchbook as its own standalone. Those who want to collect them can put them in a folder, or like books on a bookshelf. And yes, we're thinking of Dinotopian possibilities.
Pilgrim, thanks! I'm a real lover of audio: podcasts, old radio, sound effects, etc. I think there so much potential in what the audio track can bring to a sketchbook. Would love to do even more with integrating the sound cues from the location recording into the audio track.
Capt. Elaine, we're planning on keeping the "Living Sketchbook" brand exclusive to me for a while to give me airspace as I launch future titles, but it's possible we might publish the work of a few other select sketchbook artists in the future if they bring something new and exciting to the form. It's also possible that Dan will work with other clients to adapt his technology in fields like family photo albums, photographers, or possibly art portfolios.
Thank you for your support, Jari. It keeps gas in my tank. And more importantly, it's really fun for me to do art knowing there are so many smart people out there who enjoy it.