Prints of iPad sketches of Edinburgh

On this page I show how prints look before I send them off to the printer. These are A5 pictures on A4 card – to cut to size and mount in your kind of picture frame. Click to enlarge and browse.

Note that they are extra bright, as printing always darkens the work slightly. 

Print of iPad sketch of Balmoral Hotel, Arthurs Seat, North bridge and the Scotsman building over Waverley station
Balmoral Hotel, Arthurs Seat, North bridge and the Scotsman building over Waverley stationThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Coffee booth at the Usher Hall from Lothian Road
Coffee booth at the Usher Hall from Lothian RoadThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Three Forth Bridges to Edinburgh with Pentland hills
Three Forth Bridges to Edinburgh with Pentland hillsThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Three towers of Saint Mary's Cathedral from Dalry Road to Haymarket
Three towers of Saint Mary's Cathedral from Dalry Road to HaymarketThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Walter Scott Memorial from Princes Gardens Edinburgh
Walter Scott Memorial from Princes Gardens EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of The Meadows and the Memorial to Prince Albert's Great Exhibition 1886 with Arthur's Seat
The Meadows and the Memorial to Prince Albert's Great Exhibition 1886 with Arthur's SeatThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Kings Theatre Edinburgh
Kings Theatre and Tarvit Street, EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
iPad print of a liveSketch of Haymarket station with tram and poppies around the war memorial
The War Memorial by Haymarket station, EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
iPad print of liveSketch of George IV street and the National Museum (right)
Print of Greyfriars Bobby, Candlemaker Row with George IV BridgeThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch- minus the watermark
iPad print of Edinburgh Castle from the Blue Blazer with Aquarius
Edinburgh Castle from the Blue Blazer with AquariusThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
iPad print of Edinburgh castle drawn from Lothian Road
Edinburgh Castle from opposite King's Stables RoadiPad liveSketch on iPad Pro, using ArtSet app, by Helen Imogen of Edinburgh Castle from opposite King's Stables Road on Lothian Road
iPad print of Edinburgh castle across Bruntsfield links
Edinburgh Castle and Barclay church across Bruntsfield LinksThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
iPad print of Leamington lift bridge, Union Canal
Print of Leamington lift bridge on the Union Canal EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of Spring sunset on Bruntsfield Links with Barclay church, Marchmont Edinburgh
Spring sunset on Bruntsfield Links with Barclay church, Marchmont EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.
Print of iPad sketch of National Gallery of Scotland, pillars from Princes Gardens Edinburgh
National Gallery of Scotland, pillars from Princes Gardens EdinburghThis is how an A5 picture on A4 will look. An iPad drawing done in ArtSet, liveSketch.

Each picture has an inscription. Watermarks will not appear on the printed product. Remember that a back-lit screen is not the same as an actual print on card, so the colours will be just a little different. People love my prints.

Pictures are printed crisply at a high resolution (300dpi).

These pictures were created on an iPad using finger drawing and the big oil tool on the inexpensive version of ArtSet.