It makes drawing digitally feel really natural and smooth, since the size of the stroke changes according to your pressure. My first favorite feature has to be the pressure sensitivity setting. You are equipped with a set of brushes panel along with a layer panel, where you can organize your drawing, adjust blend mode and opacity, etc.

It fits the most natural with the iPad screen.Īfter choosing your artboard size, you now move to where the real magic happens: the drawing board. My favorite artboard size to draw with is the standard landscape letter. This is a very generous and thoughtful thing an app can do. The app greets you with a variety of default artboard sizes to choose from.

When I first opened Adobe Illustrator Draw (AID), I was impressed with its simple and clean interface. Over time, Adobe has done a lot of updates to this little app and it has evolved quite smashingly since its debut days. I first heard about Adobe Illustrator Draw a few years ago, but never got a chance to find any use for it. Working in a design studio in Boston and being a long-time Adobe user, I was excited and intrigued by this drawing app. I borrowed the iPad from work to explore all the hidden gems and wonders of Adobe Illustrator Draw. Have you ever wondered what else you should be doing besides lounging and binge-watching TV shows during a three-day weekend? For me, the answer is clear.

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