With the Creative Cloud sync, a sketch can be started on a phone, picked up on an iPad, and reworked on a desktop computer. That becomes apparent in its watercolor and oil brushes.īut the real value in Fresco doesn’t lie in what it adds to a workflow, but in what it takes away-the pain of managing multiple files across different devices. These brushes include patterns like the half-tone look of a comic book.Īdobe Sensei, Adobe’s artificial intelligence and machine learning software, helped make Fresco’s several traditional media brushes behave more like real-world media. Some Photoshop brushes reproduce straightforward media like colored pencils or ink pens, while others produce patterns that would take hours to reproduce by hand. And these days, that’s just about every modern design professional.įresco incorporates more than 1,800 digital brushes created by Photoshop wizard Kyle Webster, whose custom brushes have been celebrated by the community for years.

With a flexible UI for different workflows, automatic Creative Cloud syncing, and easy Photoshop round-tripping, Adobe Fresco fits into the workflow for any creative already committed to the Creative Cloud ecosystem. Combine these brushes with the relatively-new Live Brush technology, which emulates the physical properties of natural media including watercolor and oil paints, and you’ve got a tool to be reckoned with. These vector brushes give designers the flexibility to create infinitely-scalable images for a wide variety of applications. Adobe Fresco, built especially for the iPad, combines Photoshop brushes with illustrator-friendly, scalable vector brushes.

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