#Adobe animate brush pressure update#
#Adobe animate brush pressure software#

The added flexibility of using the Survey’s preset brush sets for both Procreate and Photoshop can’t be overstated. This might be a potential game changer for epigraphers when choosing which drawing app to use on the iPad, especially in light of the revelation that Photoshop for the iPad has yet to have this capability - it even lacks brush import at the moment. With Valkyrie, Savage Interactive says the imported ABR brushes paint faster in Procreate 5 than in Photoshop. First and foremost, Procreate uses a new graphics engine, called Valkyrie, that works with Apple’s Metal graphics accelerating solution providing faster performance on the iPad.

#Adobe animate brush pressure update#

In short, Procreate 5, now available as a free update for previous users or a one time investment that costs $9.99, brings long-awaited features such as Photoshop (ABR) brush import, custom brush creation, CMYK mode, and more robust animation features. While Adobe has the cumbersome task to figure it all out, Savage Interactive keeps refining Procreate and, with its 5 th iteration, has just made one of the best mobile drawing apps even better. We still think that sometime in the future Adobe’s mobile Photoshop could potentially replace both Procreate in the field and desktop Photoshop in the studio, but we’re just not quite there yet. At the same time, we concluded that in its current state, Photoshop for iPad is neither as good for penciling as Procreate, nor is it rich enough in features to replace its desktop variant. We did our fair share in testing both new Adobe apps, finding a lot of potential in Fresco’s impressive painting engine, which could be taken advantage of in digital reconstructions/enhancements. In the meantime, Adobe released two of its much-anticipated iPad apps, Adobe Fresco and – more importantly - Photoshop for iPad, which received disappointing reviews and has been struggling to address its initial shortcomings since.

#Adobe animate brush pressure software#

With Procreate being our most important software used for digital penciling in the field, digital EPIGRAPHY has been keeping an eye on Savage Interactive’s development, awaiting anxiously for their annual update.

Procreate’s new Brush Studio offers over 100 new settings for unparalleled customization