Adobe Fresco - Is it BETTER than PROCREATE?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Adobe Fresco is officially here! It has been a long time coming, and now that it is here I am so excited to test it out and see how it stacks up to my favorite painting app, Procreate. Here are my first reactions to the new app. Enjoy!
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Thanks for the review! To change your pressure settings, go to the app settings (little gear at top right corner of the screen) and adjust the sensitivity in the ‘Input’ category.
Kyle T Webster that is perfect! Thanks for the tip and for the amazing brushes as always Kyle. I have been purchasing your brushes since the beginning of my career.
Thank you, Kyle.
such a shame for subscription model...
9.99 a month? More like, Nein, Nein Nein! ~ Amirite?
@AColdPiece
You are.
Haha, german joke
Great video! I keep swearing off and then going back and messing with Fresco because that stock sketching pencil in there is amazing and procreate has never implemented tilt very well imo. But man, that fresco pencil is fun to sketch with. Hopefully ABR brushes in Procreate 5 will help this. In general I agree the pressure differences between the two apps are annoying and I prefer the sensitivity of Procreate.
One thing I brought over from Fresco to procreate that you mentioned: If you’re really loving the modifier button switch to your eraser you can make the little modifier button in Procreate do this. Yes, as you said you’ll still have to pick your eraser brush but that quick fire shortcut to erase with the same tip you’re drawing with is really nice. You also have to put your eye dropper shortcut somewhere else if that’s where you had it. I much prefer this way of summoning the eraser to double-tapping the Apple Pencil as I activate this accidentally all the time so I turned it off.
I’ve only been playing with it for a few days. I like the watercolor brushes and I like that I can set it to dark mode. I keep trying to like Procreate but I’m medium about it. I work mostly in Ai. I did find a cool hidden feature in Fresco. In the settings there is something called Experimental. If you turn it on you can draw a line and hold and it will become straight, like in Procreate.
Hey! I've tried to do this, but the shapes don't seem to change
procreate has a erase gesture, use a single finger to erase, really useful.
The one thing that makes it not a Procreate rival, is the price. At 10 dollars a month, Adobe is clearly not trying to compete with apps that cost 10 dollars for a one time purchase. Fresco also doesn't have nearly as many features as Procreate, or other apps on iOS, so that's like half the features and infinitely more expensive. Fresco is available for people who already have CC so that's more money that Adobe is not chasing. CC subscribers get it as just another available app. As far as I can see, Adobe is just adding value to it's CC subscription. The 10 dollar a month is so expensive that it seems like they're trying to discourange non CC subscribers from getting it.
Lastly, Fresco does have it's cool water color, oil paint, and vectors. Those 3 things do set it apart from Procreate and I guess most other mobile apps. It's not tracking like a competitor at all. Almost nobody is going to buy it for 10 dollars a month and we have to assume that Adobe knows that.
Quite right!! I use Procreate all the time.
BUT. . .This year our school district bought the Adobe Creative Cloud license. This allowed me to try FRESCO on the iPad Pro. The palette / brushes are limited, but enough to teach in the Art lab and Summer ART Camp.
Otherwise I'd be spending hundreds of dollars a year for CC and the apps. Fresco isn't bad. I used Ai /Ps in art school.
But if it weren't for the district, I'd stick with Procreate.
👍⁉🤔
9.99 a month is a deal breaker. Jeez!
well that’s adobe for ya! xD
Its also included in the photoshop subscribtion
This should cost $2-$3 per month max. $10 is too much for an app.
By the way, you can set the “white box” in Procreate to the eraser.
Adobe is just greedy I guess
Xanderrock98 they are stupid I think. A low price could attract a significantly lager number of people. They could earn more.
Even clip studio on iPad which is a full desktop port and even has keyboard shortcuts is cheaper. But it’s still a monthly subscription
@@shockingtube5710 for serious programs I can understand the price bc it's a professional software, but fresco seems a bit like something everyone can use ygm, so yeah it should be cheaper tbh.
the simple pencil sketching brush in Fresco feels more like using a real pencil for me vs. procreate. I almost want to sketch ideas out in Fresco then finish them in Procreate.
Penguin & Fish that’s awesome! Love hearing other folks’ workflow. Thanks for sharing!
This is totally cool. I love doing this. Start in illustrator or photoshop and end in procreate. But now can use fresco as well.
@@vivanecrosis but for 10 bucks a month?
verenhimoinen totally not.
If you already have a subscription to Adobe no probs. If not then get Procreate. I’ve used Procreate loads now and can say it is SUPERB. I just got 500 brushes for it! 🙈
One of the major deciding factors for me wanting to get the iPad Pro over other tablet options is just so I can pay for Procreate ONE time and not every freaking month and for multiple programs. Unfortunately even if this app turned out to be vastly better than Procreate, I honestly couldn’t afford it. Thankfully I can borrow Photoshop and InDesign from my work’s account 😅
Fresco is a compilation of Adobe Sketch and draw. This is evident as the Adobe no longer update those. No bad thing. It brings all these great tool together. I shall be using Fresco in tandem with Procreate. 👍🏻
Woah thanks for the eraser holding trick I didn’t know about procreate.
Omg I didnt know FR has timelapse!! 🤯🤯🤯 i painted stuff yesterday just testing the app and then was gonna redo it just to screenrecord it. BUT NOW I WAS JUST ABLE TO go back EXPORT IT!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Adobe is the reason for our existence ~ Torrent
Ummeed Sinha shut up.
You can change the pressure sensitivity in Fresco, that might be why.
Tell me why I should invest my time in a product that could be dropped in a couple of years time? I feel invested in smaller companies because they seem to have the fight in them to roll out the updates, ever trying to keep on top. I’ve been feeling like a test subject recently with Adobe apps. I have now been using Photoshop professionally for 22yrs along with other Adobe staples - Illustrator / InDesign / Lightroom / Acrobat. At the end of the day it’s about one thing - getting the job done. I know with Adobe’s main product line they’re not going anywhere.
Al St agreed, they’re forever coming up with little pet projects which they then drop a few years later.
I just finished an illustration that I needed to be all vector inside Fresco. With my CC subscription, the price is a nonissue. To be able to have the precision to draw in vector, Fresco kills it.
I think you missed to underline that huge difference factor that Fresco has, which is you can combine live, vector and pixel brushes all in one document and transfer it to another adobe application like adobe illustrator and finalise your work there if you are a graphic designer or working in media industry. For me, this is a great future.
Sevim Dogru I did mention all those can be in one document, but I couldn’t have emphasized that point even more you are right! So handy. Though it isn’t the first since Affinity has been doing that for a while...and I love it
Combining vector and pixel looks like s**t though..
Who are they targeting w/ this option? Anyone who is using this professionally will already have this bundled in their full subscription anyways. This should be competitive w/ Procreate at $10-15 outright.
Their target is customers who already have the full Adobe suite. Their competitor isn't really Procreate as they already have a stranglehold on the creative industry, they already have the customers they need. This just fits in with the Adobe workflow and an added incentive to those already in the Adobe ecosystem.
Will you be doing a Procreate 5 tutorial? Also teaching how to make brushes in the new brush studio? I'll be getting an ipad in November and I want to be prepared.
The only thing I would add is you are comparing Procreate which has been out in the market for awhile to a 1.0 app in Adobe Fresco. I would imagine Fresco will evolve a lot in the next year and would love to see another comparison then. Great stuff. Really enjoy the videos
100% agree. This was definitely just a knee-jerk reaction to Fresco. Thanks for all your support! I will be playing around in it a bunch more in the next few weeks and will come out with an updated review!
I actually don't think Adobe will rush to get this app up to competitive speed. Look at Adobe's mobile efforts so far. This app looks just like those. Not competing on features and not competing on price and all of them tying back into a CC subscription to complete the picture. That must be Adobe's goal. To either keep subscribers, or to entice new subscribers. They know that very few people are going to pay 10 dollars a month for this single app with half the features of apps that only cost 5 or 10 dollars for a one time purchase.
@@KuttyJoe The $10 per month includes a CC subscription with small cloud storage, access to Photoshop, Illustrator and Spark as well as Fresco. It depends on how you intend to use the programs if the $10/month is worth it or not.
@@jekalambert9412 That makes sense. Its not a subscription to Fresco, its the regular Photoshop subscription which happens to include Fresco. Which is really what I was saying. Adobe is not using their mobile apps to compete with apps that cost 5 dollars, they're using their mobile apps to get you into a CC subscription.
how do i export "fresco" file directly to my Macbook?
Thanks
for me personally the only thing fresco would be worth using for are that watercolor and oil brush. i do also like the sketch brush. but this is not enough for me to buy this overly expensive program. the abr support is nice, but for me the procreate community offers enough amazing brushes that i dont really need my photoshop brushes. also, idk if i just didnt notice it because i watched thi review while doing smth else, but fresco has no liquify and no advanced transform tool am i wrong? even if at this point it would be just a single payment, i wouldnt buy it because i rely n these tools quite a bit and not being able to use them when i need to ruins my painting process.
so basically fresco has already done everything that procreate needs to come out with
To change the pressure sensitivity you go to gear icon on the top right > app settings > input. Otherwise you do have to press hard.
This is an old video, but responding anyway. I just got an iPad for Procreate but I found it really, really buggy. Tech support was unhelpful but I did find out a lot from the community forum. I wasn't the only one having trouble. That got me to look at Fresco. I don't plan to go back.
The vector brushes are probably an attempt at taking on Affinity Designer. Which is pretty good once you learn how it thinks. With that I can work raster or vector or both in the same document without switching apps or programs. It's paint engine is pretty good and it allows for importing of abr brushes.
Tim Kannard yeah I agree. I should definitely play in Affinity Designer some more. Would be fun to include that in a future comparison video. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! Very helpful! 👍
I'm hoping to test this out on my old Microsoft Surface (still saving for an iPad, lol). I've been using Illustrator and hoping Fresco is a little more intuitive. Thanks for this comparison!
Fresco is available for Windows 10 and above.
Thanks, very helpful. I agree with your comments re: UI and menus.
2:34 I found that to be the case at first, too, but it's intentional; you can adjust the sensitivity.
How do I do clipping mask in Fresco?
Instead of holding down the shortcut button you can actually double tap it the button will turn blue and to undo it just double tap it again
Thanks for the video. Let me know if you can find a Gaussian blur in Fresco. I use that a lot in Procreate & couldn’t find an equivalent...unless I use the oil brushes to blend colors & soften edges. Not quite the same, though.
Also - some price clarification - fully featured app is free for 6 months for anybody, free for anybody with a CC subscription. You can continue using Fresco for free as long a you like after the 6-month trial, but a few features will be locked. You’ll still be able to do most everything, though. And, it’s important to note: we are listening closely to all feedback regarding features, pricing, etc. - please continue to reach out to the Fresco team and tell us your thoughts. We want to build what illustrators want in this app.
Please add a feature to allow docking the alternate action button and customize different directions to different functions.
And possibly a procreate like pricing model. I'm a new user and still considering which to buy. Monthly pricing is not worth it for casual users like me
As much as I am really looking forward to the animation feature that is coming out soon in the new Procreate 5, I’ve got to say that the drawing experience in Fresco is absolutely the best of all the apps I’ve tried! It has by far the best “feel” as far as feeling the most like really drawing on paper. I love it!
Joanne Stephens that’s awesome! Thanks for sharing. I’ll definitely give Fresco a fair shot. Maybe I’ll play with it more for Inktober!
I don’t know why but I prefer procreate but I love frescos water color feature I hope procreate copies it hahaha
I’m hoping so too. And the textures with the fresco oil brushes.
Wow, what a great review.
You're correct in saying photoshop users would have a leg up because I adapted to the photoshop parts well. My photoshop experience having been about ten years ago when I used to work in a photo studio and use Adobe apps all day, everyday. When I left that world, I resisted digital apps except the basic ones built into iOS, until a few months ag.
Fresco was the app I decided to start with. All those photoshop repetitions from years ago kicked back into gear, although it was more like I was using photoshop than a separate drawing program.
You pointed out some features I didn't know of, so that's cool. Other things I felt were slow or circuitou, you also pointed out, so it's not just me? I also get that the two second delay for lack of a shortcut is not a petty matter like I initially felt.
So, not being a huge watercolor or oil paint fan, I'm convinced to use Procreate, as opposed to fiddling around with Fresco much longer. Thanks. And I will check out your skillshare classes!
I LOVE procreate, but the big issue for me is the limit on layers and resolution. Is this better in Fresco? That plus the vector brushes would make me switch. I’m playing with the free version and the interface is pretty good overall.
I ampretty comftarble with the app and my first problem was the brushes i thought there were only a few but it was that i didnt look for the brushes at the beguining wich is kind of dumb but now im actually very happy with freasc
Is Fresco now free on iPad?
I like that I can own my purchase of procreate. With Fresco, you're renting the tool monthly via the Creative Cloud. Don't get me wrong, I do have CC because it's an industry standard, but the level of greed to make ownership of the software impossible is sort of off-putting. With that being said, Adobe puts the money to good use by constantly pushing the envelope on what is possible in design software. But still, the business model is extremely strange - only being able to rent the software that you use. During a financial slump, I found myself functioning as a designer and illustrator by purchasing Procreate, Affinity Designer, and Affinity Publisher. I also had Inkscape available for the trace feature that is missing in Affinity Designer.
Just found you and I have to say, you're quite good. I'll be watching more videos and hope you continue to make them. Thanks!
Mallory Durrick thanks! Made my day
when will they make yellow and blue make green like real life.
Lots of comments about the $9.99/mo being expensive so I just wanted to add thoughts. For $9.99/mo you can get the photography plan that I have. That includes Photoshop, Lightroom, Bridge, Camera Raw, XD, Premiere Rush AND Fresco. Plus 20GB (this could be better) of cloud space which means you can easily gain access to your WiP Fresco documents in Photoshop etc without having to plug in your device or use other cloud services to access your images etc.
Sadly I don't have a device that is supported by Fresco but since seeing this review and noticing I have access to it for no extra cost I am interested in getting a supported device. If Fresco has similar features to the free Adobe Sketch, Capture and Draw that work on my phone I will delighted, such as two 'clicks' to send an image straight to Photoshop without plugging in my phone/tablet. Presumably this is thanks to the Cloud storage subscription?
If I am wrong about this then please someone stop me before I spend megabucks on a Surface or iPad...
nice overview!
the 9.99 is only if u want the couple of premium brushes... i don't have premium but I have such a large selection of brushes
Can I use fresco beyond the first month for free?
What type of ipad is that?
It is crazy how, to the viewer, it appears that you are painting on paper with real media and not on a screen. I’d say that is a testament to the efficacy of Fresco’s brushes. I guess I am just used to Adobe products because Procreate’s interface seems a bit too minimal for me. Of course, for people who don’t use other Adobe programs, it is ridiculous to pay for a subscription. Believe me - I get it. I am a retired graphic designer and it really burns me that they have no options for people with limited incomes who only need 2 or 3 apps and not 15 or 20. $55 bucks a month. UGH. I actually got Adobe to give me the subscription for $19 a month for an entire year because I told them how many thousands of dollars I spent to own my programs only to find out that I would still be bled dry later. If I don’t subscribe, I can’t access 40 years of work. I have Quark docs that are now irretrievable too. Affinity apps are great and the developers are obviously not (yet) crazy greedy. Sadly, I feel their interfaces are too complicated.
My Apple Pencil isn't working with the Pixel brushes like the lettering ones. Any suggestions?
If you REALLY want to see digital watercolor that's hyper realistic, far beyond others, check out Rebelle 3.
Frescos UI reminds me kind of sketchbook Pro. Its functional but it isnt pretty or smooth. hopefully we will see Liquify, Gaussian blur and motion blur, and clone stamp come to fresco. Liquify is a huge part of why i use procreate, and PS on my desktop
So so helpful thank you. Ive been using keyboard commands in photoshop and ai for decades so painting on an ipad without it feels painful. These little tips really helped as I am just starting out lol ive fought against digital art for so long, always saw it as cheating 😂
do they have this for ipad regular?
Thank you for doing this comparison - I haven't entered the tablet drawing world...I'm still in research mode. Until you mentioned it, I did not realize that Procreate brushes have been raster based. I hadn't even thought of the Raster/Vector topic, which is pretty major. Am I correct in thinking that I could get around that by making the project size larger than needed (that's what I do in my desktop app)?
As a window shopper, I really like the simplicity of the Procreate interface... if things are too complicated it gets noisy, which can hamper creativity, at least in my world.
Megs Minutes of course! Thanks for watching! Yeah, I just make my canvas larger if I am using raster brushes. Just to be sure if I need to enlarge later.
Making the canvas size larger affects the number of layers available in Procreate. I didn’t run out of layers when I used Fresco. Still can’t justify the monthly subscription though.
Any way to import vector brushes?
Why fresco doesn't have a text tool ?
And WAAAYYYY too expensive!!!!
There is a free version but without few brushes like comic brushes. What bothers me more is their windows version ain't the same as on the iPad. On Windows it doesn't include live brushes. And no blending tool also sucks I think 🤔
really cool is the recording feature. Didn't know it before but seems really top 🔝
Couple things. I think you were very fair in your review. Some other reviews haven't been unbiased. Great video. Fresco version 2 I imagine will make leaps in development. The pricing is going to really hurt the app and I see within the next few months Adobe will do something otherwise this will be a fail. It's also worth mentioning, unlike procreate, Adobe plans to release this to other platforms such as Android. I'm not an Apple guy these days, but really wanting to get back into drawing with a focus of going straight to digital. My options are buying an iPad and procreate.. Or wait for Fresco for android ( already have CC subscription) - Really don't want an IPad. Lol. Hopefully we see Android version soon.
Thanks for sharing! Quick question about the modifier button, is it possible to change the location of it? As for someone who draws with their left hand it’s kind of useless on the left side.
Yeah, you just slide it to wherever you want it to be on the screen.
Yeah, the price, but it’s so hard to do without adobe if you working with others. You always have to use some adobe in one form or another. It drives me nuts, so I pay the approximate $50 a month too.
I did not know that Fresco allows you to import the PS's brushes. That is a plus. Was the reason why I preferred Procreate because of the brushes. Do you know when Procreate V5 is coming?
Procreate 5 is already here! You might not see that you can update to Procreate 5 until your iPad Pro iOS is updated as well :)
@@BravetheWoods What are your comparative thoughts between PS's and Procreate's brushes?
Is this the 11” model?
12.9
change the pressure to lite so it will be more like procreate
Procreate: *adds live brushes in Procreate 6*
Fresco: *Welp. I’m dead*
Fresco: goes free.
I would refuse to pay $9.99/month I love procreate!
What is your wallpaper
Ha! I was thinking the same...
Free with ipad
Fresco is free for ipad
Good vid! Did not know there are sleeves for the Apple Pencil?
also subscribed!
Janne Wolterbeek thank you for subscribing! And yes, I found the silicon Apple Pencil sleeve on Amazon. And it works with double tap and magnet still :)
@@BravetheWoods cool!!
The problem that keeps me hooked to Adobe is that there's still no comparable vector software for mobile devices as Illustrator Draw. In an agency environment, we don't have the luxury of drawing everything in raster. We're always sharing, blowing things up and working non-destructively. Everyone that touches something needs to manipulate things easily and raster just doesn't do well in our pipeline. Vector is always the best for logos, icons, web art, typography etc...Anything pixel agnostic. I would kill someone as an AD if they handed me a logo as a flat JPG done completely in raster.
loved the video. can you tell me about the red ipencil sleeve? Love your brushes. I have them.
Josué Menjivar thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed this video and my brushes! I appreciate your support! Oh, the red sleeve is a silicon pencil sleeve that just gives me better grip. The Apple Pencil 2 is slick! Still able to use magnet and charge :)
@@BravetheWoods Do you have brushes? I did not see them on your web site. The pig you painted is the style I prefer than the cartoon style. Since Fresco can import PS's brushes, do you find the same results on iPad Pro as you do on a Wacom? What brushes do you find the best for pencil drawing, along with smudging and charcoal? Sally (Live in Winston-Salem: see www.behance.net/sallybillman
@@sallybillman3593 I do! I just collaborate and sell them through RetroSupply. www.retrosupply.co/collections/brave-the-woods. Taking PSD brushes straight over to Procreate isn't apple for apples I noticed. When we convert a brush pack from PSD to Procreate we have to do some tweaking to make sure they look right. Just a matter of how the brush engine works on both. Check out RetroSupply for a brushes. They just came out with a new pack of pencils! Best of luck.
@@BravetheWoods Thank you.
I like the 3d effect of the oil brushes. Its not possible in procreate
procreate 5 around the corner. Also the 3d effect is just corny.
You may like the oil and pastel in Fresh Paint better. Take a look at what's behind it: th-cam.com/video/WFwi0qLV8hQ/w-d-xo.html
Great presentation. I agree that the interface for fresco is too busy. Procreate is much cleaner. I love the adobe brushes.
Yeah, the preset Procreate brushes are childish mostly, Adobe’s are much better
As a brand new iPad user, I have to say that Fresco is so far the most intuitive. I especially love that the three different brush types have their own spots on the toolbar so that I don’t have to go into a panel when I’m making decisions early on. I am, however a CC subscriber, so I didn’t have to pay an additional fee to get going. Don’t get me wrong, though. I hate the software rental model, and I think Adobe should make their products more consistent between one another if they want to stay relevant in the future. I love Fresco right now, but I’m looking forward to learning how to use Procreate. I’ve played around in there, but I don’t have time to discover everything on my own, so I’ll just do some follow-along projects.
Can you tell me about new adobe photoshop cc for ipad pro subscription as well.thanks
Ravi kant yep! That’s coming up :)
its expensive... i hate the subscription model, but i might just get it because of the live brushes
I dumped all Adobe products and have never been happier. Corporate greed.
Thanks for this video - i am looking to upgrade and comparing - i wish #adobe was cheaper too!
bummer this is a monthly paid app id buy it for even 20 dollars.
I'm learning both apps to draw on an ipad and finding the one sketching pencil in Fresco is incredible.... so much better than Procreate. I will always have both with creative cloud, but I'm not sure if I would sketch in Fresco and switch to Procreate later and then possible back in an Adobe product on the computer. Hard to tell. But that Fresco sketching brush is ace! Would love to improve the Procreate ones too.
I can’t find alpha lock in fresco ;-( can someone help me plz?
Hi - just open your layer menu and select, ‘lock layer transparency.’
Looks cool but I cant even try it, Im still on an Ipad Air 2, so Procreate ftw just because it runs on my Ipad, lol. When I do get an Ipad Pro I doubt if I get Fresco, I dont do art professionally on my pad, mainly just for fun.
Procreate kinda reminds me of old adobe versions but it's way too easy to use
Not sure you had enough experience using Fresco to really make overall comments about it.
You seemed far to new to Fresco to make a fair comparisons to Procreate.
If it’s free it’s good
Hello Brave. i want to ask question.
in your video, you're working with iPad while charging. It's ok for daily use for working ? as well as using a macbook
because i'm new in iPad world
thanks
Enggar P yes, the iPad can last a full work day for you. I just forgot to charge it between work and making this video :) and my MacBook is always plugged because I have it connected to a desktop monitor and Cintiq. So I can’t talk to its battery life
Please don't even buy Fresco if you are using a Surface pro cause it does not work completely... the brushes are not compatible... and adobe is not doing anything about it...
I agree about the layout of functions. I have this issue with photoshop. When you open a file, what’s first action one takes? It’s “rotate”, so it should be first in the list. But it’s not- I have to search for it. Then it’s “clockwise, counterclockwise”. Why? Is 90, 180 degrees better? Then, you would need levels to adjust the white scanned paper. So this function logically would be second in the list. But it’s not. You also have to search for crop and bunch of other things that I think are not in logical order…
I am getting rid of Adobe all together. I am a graphic design student, but I am just going to use the computers at the school, because I hate Creative Cloud. CoreSync from creative cloud is sketchy at best. It stops my computer from shutting down and there have been reports that it is a virus or spyware. I have had other users go into my Adobe projects before and many other issues. The main issue, obviously, is the price. It is outrageous, I wish I could just pay a one time fee for apps like back in the day.
Is there a way to buy an old version of photoshop or AI and still pay a one-time fee without having to use the Creative Cloud bs?
Thank you for the review. I love procreate. I am buying an iPad again so that I can use it. I got a surface pro, hoping to use AI, but it just was too buggy for me. I wish procreate would do vector. That is biggest issue with ProCreate right now.
I really wish these "reviewers" spent actual time with the program first... every negative I've ran into or "I don't know why" mention... you can do it. Spend more time with the program or read the documentation.
Jado thanks for your feedback! Don’t worry, I’ll be generating more free content for you to consume around the program Fresco. Hopefully you get something more out of it then.
@@BravetheWoods That'd be great. I'm really liking this program and I believe in its potential... I'd really love to see this as a contender so that Procreate isn't the one app to rule them all scenario.
Jado I have high hopes for it as well. I’ll give it a fair shot. Look for a more thorough review here in the near future.
Subscription
Adobe fresco can be bought for free but you won’t get all the brushes.
Procreate all the way. For me anyway, I’m just getting too old. Lol. And $9.99 a month?! GTFO
Great video :)
Fresco is worth $10 as a one off payment. Great brushes and feel, but it's a leisure app - hardly suitable for students or professionals
Adobe, that's a no from me.
better, but is also more professional