However, there is something that bother me, and I would be curious if you meet the same issue. On the Ipad Pro, that distance is minimized to the maximum. When you draw with a stylus, there is usually a gap between the nib and the “ink” on your canvas due to the thickess of the extra glass layer of the screen. I quite like the rubber feel of the Wacom Cintiq tablet that make it more practical. A precious tabletīut I think it may be too precious to be carried and used daily. I did the Ipad Pro test with Photoshop Sketch. Procreate or Sketchbook Pro was not installed unfortunately. There was no much available except Photoshop Sketch, Zen Brush and Paper by 53 apps that was available as for demo version. I power on the Ipad Pro and look for sketching apps. Lucky the shop Istudio has one for customers to try. The Pencil is never on display and rarely available for demo. So I went to the shop and test it myself. Should I adapt myself to technology?Īfter all these experience, I wish technology would create something that perfectly adapt to sketchers behaviors – at least the one I have though. After watching so many reviews of the Ipad Pro on Youtube, I had some hope. But there is still some room for improvement to me. (And some artists are also doing great drawing with fingers on Ipad.) I am grateful for all these brands at making all these products for sketchers. But I really can not accept it for a sketching purpose.Īll these products have their Pros and Cons, and a lot of artists are doing great stuff with. Frustrating… It’s seams ok for a lot of people as I never see anyone talking about it in any review. When you draw small strokes, small jittering appear… You can’t do any small lines that are perfectly straight and parallels.
SKETCHBOOK PRO IPAD PRO WINDOWS
The Windows Surface 3 did not convince neither. It ended in my drawer and now the pen doesn’t charge anymore… Sic… Adonit jot touch The small plastic disc broke away a couple of time – I manually put it back but since I worried to lose it by accident. Reality went different.Įven though the pen was pretty cool – after a while, the pen was not much resistant. I imagined myself bringing my sketching tablet with me anywhere. I was so excited, I could finally draw on Ipad like how I do with my Wacom. Wacom bamboo stylus with rubber nibĪ while ago, I bought the Adonit Jot stylus for Ipad. Finally Ipad Pro seams proposing something cool for its tablet. I am still wondering why they couldn’t bring something more innovative while other brands like Adonit of Paper by 53 seam launching cool stuff. I always though a stylus with Rubber nib for Ipad was a toy… Imagine my reaction when I saw Wacom launching their own for Ipad with that rubber tip… It was like Wacom was out of budget for Research and development. Ipad has never been well known for sketching. Maybe the Ipad Pro could bring the best of both ? Wacom is great at digital tablet, but not yet in computer hardware.
Wacom was for long the most reliable brand – until they launched the Wacom Companion that did not convinced me much.
I am now actually quite skeptical about tablet and stylus in general. I met few experiences with digital materials from Wacom and else brands that didn’t convince me much for sketching. I used to have Plants vs Zombie, but it mostly killed so many hours of my time ! So I uninstall it. If you look at my current Ipad there is no game inside. But I promise to myself to do not get too excited about the newest or the latest product in trend as long as I have not tried it myself. These last few days I made a lot of research about the IPad Pro – wether it is suitable for me – as a sketcher.* I am a Wacom user for years, and I was positively impressed from what I saw online about the Apple tablet.
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