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Wherever possible, we do offer educational discounts for students, teachers, and academic institutions. Our focus is on adding value to our product with consistent improvements and new features, not finding ways to remove it for customers who we’ve enticed with a free tier. As a result, most products with a free tier will gradually remove features or apply limitations in an effort to force customers to move to a paid tier. Offering a free tier inevitably leads to unpaid costs (free tiers still require storage, bandwidth, support and more). We believe this commitment to long-term sustainability is a responsibility to our customers, who can trust that we’ll continue to be here and support their work, as we have for more than 10 years. Our business model is simple - we sell our product at a fair price - and we’ve been profitable since day one. We want to operate in a way that’s sustainable. Viewers can browse and comment on designs in their web browser, and even inspect files and download assets for developer handoff.īeyond free Viewers, though, we have no plans to offer an entirely free tier. It's an app that you grow into the more you use it.With our Standard and Business plans, you can invite unlimited Viewers to your Workspace for free. Having said that, it is fairly easy to open up the app, pick a tool and start drawing or painting.
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The learning curve is definitely a little steeper than for the other two apps I have mentioned, though there are plenty of online tutorials and a free PDF manual.
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The downside of all these tools and options is, as the name suggests, that this app is aimed more at professional creatives. This is useful for screencasting board work or for reflecting on your creative process. One of my favourite features is the option to export the entire process of creating your artwork as a video. You can also export images to Photoshop or print them out if you want a physical copy. This is great for artwork as it means you can scan in different paper textures and use them as your digital canvas. ScreencastingĪs with Adobe Sketch, Procreate also allows you to work on different layers. I do still take a block of paper and chalks along for backup, but these haven't been used for weeks.
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In fact, I've recently started using Procreate, the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil for my life drawing classes.
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From the enormous range of tools and customisable options to the natural look and feel of the materials, this app feels like a portable art studio. Procreate is, by far, the most powerful creative app I have ever used on a mobile device. It's also very nicely weighted and quick to charge. Increasing the pressure also influences the thickness of the line or adds pigment with paints and softer materials. With compatible apps, drawing with the Pencil in an upright position will give you a fine line, while more acute angles allow you to shade and add tone. The Pencil has a fine point for precision work and is sensitive to pressure and tilt, so it feels very natural. I've used many capacitive styluses (styli?) before but always found their chubby rounded tips to be quite primitive tools. The Apple Pencil is quite a remarkable piece of tech. While all the apps can be used on any iPad and without the uber-expensive Apple stylus, my views in this post are based on my experience of this particular setup. Whatever I draw/write on the iPad screen gets projected onto the main whiteboard via AirPlay.īefore I get stuck in, I should be clear that I've been using these apps on the new iPad Pro in conjunction with the Apple Pencil. At my school we use Apple TVs to connect our iPads to the screen wirelessly, so this means I can carry the device around with me as I sit with different groups of students and support them with what they are doing. The larger screen of the Pro makes it a lot easier to scribble, scrawl and sketch on the move. Since I bought an iPad Pro I've been revisiting some of the drawing and note taking apps that I've used in the classroom.
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