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What program are people using to do speed drawing of logos?

by jclee4
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I use Sparkol to make whiteboard videos. But lately I have seen people making speed drawing videos of logos and images. The hand paints them in and draws them out. Are they doing something to the photo in photoshop first and then put it in Videoscribe? Or is it a totally different program all together people are using. If anyone knows.
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  • Profile picture of the author deekay
    Hi Jclee4

    Photoshop is still the best option when it come to logo making as it was user friendly and has a lot of great features.

    It is very easy to use and you can make more detailed modification in your logo.

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  • Profile picture of the author Zoumhem
    Photoshop is what I use and what everyone who is doing serious graphic design is also using. It is the best tool and also most professional one out there.

    If you had learned a little bit of Photoshop, creating stuff like logos will become verry easy.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    VideoScribe is commonly used, OP.

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  • Profile picture of the author Kurt
    Originally Posted by jclee4 View Post

    I use Sparkol to make whiteboard videos. But lately I have seen people making speed drawing videos of logos and images. The hand paints them in and draws them out. Are they doing something to the photo in photoshop first and then put it in Videoscribe? Or is it a totally different program all together people are using. If anyone knows.

    For use with whiteboard/scribing programs, vector images generally get the best results. And, the vectors have to be created using the proper "paths" to get optimal results in the whiteboard software.


    Photoshop is really a bitmap program. Vector programs would be Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Serif Drawplus.


    IMO Sparkol Video Scribe and Explaindio are the best at whiteboard sketching, although there really aren't many choices. Both programs can sketch bitmap (png, jpg) images as well as vector (svg) images, but svg will give the better results. And svg images that are created correctly will give the best results for sketching.
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  • Profile picture of the author jclee4
    Yea Im pretty good with photoshop. But this is what I was talking about, to clarify.

    https://youtu.be/yPP8Y-n2q3w

    Is that a real drawing done and then sped up. Or is that done in photo shop first and then put into a program like videoscribe. How do you get the hand to paint out the entire logo?
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    • Profile picture of the author Kurt
      Originally Posted by jclee4 View Post

      Yea Im pretty good with photoshop. But this is what I was talking about, to clarify.

      https://youtu.be/yPP8Y-n2q3w

      Is that a real drawing done and then sped up. Or is that done in photo shop first and then put into a program like videoscribe. How do you get the hand to paint out the entire logo?
      I doubt this person is doing live video since he/she's selling it on Fiverr, so I'll guess it's Video Scribe. As I said above, the graphic can be made in any number of ways.


      You can always check out Youtube for Video Scribe tutorials and download the free trial version and see for yourself.


      From a marketing/money making point of view, how beneficial is this technique to your bottom line? The only financial benefit I see is if you wanted to sell similar projects to customers. Personally, I'd focus more on good video script writing.
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  • Profile picture of the author yogibeezy
    Photoshop is still the best to create graphics and logos.
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    • Profile picture of the author glpotts
      If you don't want to use Photoshop, you might try a new product called Youzign. It has been out about a year and is very easy to use. You can search on the forum for them.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jennifer Boyatt
    Hey, I don't know if it gives a technological resource but Fiverr blog recently posted about some various content ideas, and it showcased that very thing--a hand drawing a logo--and so maybe it will send you to an idea. It's #6 "stop motion videos"

    Fiverr content idea blog post
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  • Profile picture of the author rparker
    Something I can actually help with!

    The video you posted was not a real hand doing a real drawing. You can tell because the hand holding the brush never really changes - just tilts a little bit to match up with whatever it's pointing at. The creases, colors, and shadows all stay the same. The logo as well has been done on a computer - there is no color on the paintbrush.

    So it is entirely digital - but what program was used to make it? I can't say for sure, but I imagine it was done with a video editing program like Premier or After Effects? I have a friend helping me make a few speedpainting videos of my stuff and he showed me a few tricks in those programs. Here's a tutorial video I found for something similar if it helps!


    Hope that helps!
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    • Profile picture of the author DiamondArticles
      Logos are made by vector graphics, so Adobe illustrator or corel draw are normal choice.
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  • Profile picture of the author stackman
    The video was created with VideoScribe but the initial images were created in Adobe Illustrator using the following techniques:
    Create your own images : Sparkol
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