Your Apple Pencil will soon be your best friend.
Adobe has been synonymous with professional graphic design and illustration for decades. Fresco is the latest software suite from Adobe, and it was built from the ground up with the iPad Pro in mind. If you’ve ever used Photoshop, the interface will be clear and familiar, but it's also a touch-first user interface, not one that was designed for a mouse and then adapted to the iPad. That design sensibility has made for a surprisingly robust and flexible application.
It came out in 2019, so it has several updates under its belt and it’s only getting better. The “live brushes”, which approximate the physics of real-world watercolor and oil painting, have become much more than a gimmick. You can control the spread and fluidity of watercolors, and even use the oil brushes to mix your own colors just like you would on a traditional palette. Adobe has also added new raster brush sets, for everything from sketching to inking and full-fledged illustration.
Fresco is the most expensive app on this list, though. It’s $10 a month, but if you already use other Adobe products, it’s included in several bundles. Check! You might already have access to it.
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