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I would contest that a visual artist will not be satisfied with the lack of pressure sensitivity, a designer unimpressed with the relatively small screen size,
by VBprogrammer 17y ago
I would contest that a visual artist will not be satisfied with the lack of pressure sensitivity, a designer unimpressed with the relatively small screen size, a musician with the lack of high quality audio outputs and I can't come up with a single reason a writer would prefer an iPad over a regular laptop.
I think what the iPad will do is move touch interfaces into the main stream for a much larger class of devices. What I doubt it will do is revolutionize very much.
- slillibri 17y agoHere is a video of Yoshitoshi ABe sketching on the iPad. http://www.japanator.com/ipad-zomg-amazing-scribbles-by-yoshitoshi-abe-14533.phtml http://www.japanator.com/ipad-zomg-amazing-scribbles-by-yosh...
- commieneko 17y agoFantastic! ABe is a classically trained artist and an incredible draftsman. For years I've been trying to find examples of his non-anime/manga work, which I've read is _very_ good.
- commieneko 17y agoI'm a visual artist, both digital and old school, charcoal and oil paint variety. 35+ years experience. I love drawing on my iPod Touch and expect to love the iPad even more. I can imagine better (always can) but short of sticking a 21 inch Cintiq into my back pack when I got out sketching or to life drawing session, the iPad will be the best bet for a while.