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It’s big on the creative side of things if you can make good software. Most artists love the iPad Pro, but absolutely despise Adobe. All my friends have spent g
by claudeganon 7y ago
It’s big on the creative side of things if you can make good software. Most artists love the iPad Pro, but absolutely despise Adobe. All my friends have spent good chunks of money on apps like Procreate, Clip Studio, and the Affinity apps, just to be free of Adobe
- wlesieutre 7y agoA whole $6 on Procreate if the price hasn't changed since I got it. It's an incredible piece of software for the price and I really appreciate them making it affordable for non-professional artists. I've been priced out of everything Adobe makes, but Procreate and the Affinity apps are fantastic.
- mr_tristan 7y agoFor 3D modeling, I've still not found a replacement for Fusion 360. It does appear that there are products like shapr3d that are interesting for some basic conceptualization, but, there aren't things like, say, a sheet of default variables you can use to restrict your design to. It seems like these tools are for some rough sketching, but, the intent is probably to move the concepts into a desktop CAD system. This makes me wonder how big the iPad software market really is in comparison. It seems "tethered" to other platforms.