There is much talk about the subject negatively but the truth is that iPad has gotten better in recent years and a lot. It is no longer that tablet that copied an iPhone but with a bigger screen; honestly, it is not a substitute for the conventional computer either; but yes that with the arrival of the versions pros every time we can do more things with Apple iPads.
Not to mention what the launch of the Apple Pencil has entailed, iPads are now true graphics tablets, comparable to many of the professionally designed tablets on the market. We do not say it, the large companies in this professional field say it, such as AdobeThat's why more and more apps are launching that take advantage of the features of iPads and the Apple Pencil. What's new: Fresco, an app with which we can draw as we please with a wide variety of Brushes Vivos...
And is that this Adobe Fresco brings us a great collection of what they have called Live Brushes (hence the Vivos). A collection of brushes that work like they would in real life (something that we see in a way in the Procreate app), but the guys at Adobe want to go a step further and avoid previous configurations to give these brushes a AI that facilitates the interaction with the brushes. In the words of the guys at Adobe, AI will lead to blooming of the watercolors when they come into contact with each other.
If painting is not your thing, Adobe Fresco will allow you to draw with vector and raster brushes, like some of the company's other apps. Everything will also sync through Creative Cloud, allowing you to move files between applications, including Illustrator and Photoshop.
An app that not available yet but that I will be very soon, and predictably ahead of Adobe Photoshop, in full version, that the guys at Adobe want to launch for iPad. As you can see, there are more and more apps that help us in our creative life, now we just have to take the step to translate that creativity into reality.
