No matter as you are, as long as you have your tablet, you will be able to create vector illustrations that are production-ready.įor most of us, this is perhaps the most important characteristic. The greatest advantage of this app is that it allows you to draw on the fly. So even though this is just an app, it’s still pretty reliable and much more stable than any other vector illustration app currently being distributed or sold. Well, we’re talking about Adobe here and Adobe created quality products. Of course that, no matter if you’re using on a desktop computer or a tablet, it’s highly recommended that you save your work form time to time, but everyone forgets that once in a while and this is when stability becomes a particularly important feature. Nothing is worse than working on an illustration for a while only to see the app crashing and all that hard work go to waste. If you think that Adobe Illustrator works smoothly on your PC, you will be positively surprised to know that Adobe Illustrator Draw keeps that characteristic in the tablet.Įven though some tools are missing due to size constraints, the ones that are available work just as well as the ones found on the desktop full application.Īt first, I was mostly afraid that Adobe Illustrator Draw could be unstable and crash a lot. In order to be useful, the app needed to work at a speed similar to that observed in the desktop application and this is exactly what it does. Simply being able to draw vectors on a tablet wouldn’t be good enough. Since this is an app offered in the App store, it’s tailored specifically for tablets, which means that people at Adobe have worked really hard to make this application as little as possible so that it can run on a more restricted hardware such as a tablet. That said, it still allows you to use the most important tools from the original software, which are enough for you to create professional work on your iPad. Obviously, this app is much simpler than the original Illustrator and does not have certain tools and resources. Yes you can! Adobe has released a light version of Adobe Illustrator specifically for tablet devices, it’s called Adobe Illustrator Draw.

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