NEWS: Photoshop For the iPad Unveiled

[@TheTwick]

I was all Photoshop, years ago (1 kilobucks to own it). Now, I have only an iPad (no more desktop) and Affinity Photo & Designer are all I need. I don’t think Adobe could lure me back - unless it was a $20 purchase ;-)

[@DLOverstreet]

I still have Photoshop, as I learn Affinity, but I'm moving more towards Affinity every day.

[@DLOverstreet]

And, I certainly won't pay for Illustrator, with Affinity Designer at $49. And, Affinity Publisher is now in Beta.

[@MargoBeatty]

I don’t like the subscription model so I dumped Photoshop (user since 1992) for Affinity Photo. Also bought Affinity Designer & Procreate and an iPad Pro. I’m a happy camper now!

[@johnnydfred]

i Margo I hear ya! I was a 1992 PShop user as well! I also moved to the iPad Pro/Pencil three years ago. Happy, happy transformation.

[@Rick.Grayson]

If it's a sub then I'm definitely out. Affinity Photo and Procreate have me covered for a single buy.

[@Inkling777]

Subscription would be fine if my single-app, InDesign sub is sufficient. If not, I'm with you. I'll stick with Affinity Photo and Procreate. All I need a photo app for is book covers.

[@briannhinton]

Yeah. Still not into a subscription either.

[@litjellyfish]

Greg Shultz well I would not count on Autodesk’s “promises” they are As you stated a big company. And funnily enough they are often harder controlled by money than smaller.

[@thirtyfiveedu8883]

It’d be nice to have Photoshop on the iPad finally! Then I would be able to do the one thing that Affinity Photo for iPad Pro can’t do, which is.................um....................it’s...............................yeah. I’ll stick with Affinity.

[@thirtyfiveedu8883]

@Kody Clark Your girlfriend is inflatable. Your argument is invalid.

[@GrumpyGremlins77]

eh not interested. unless you can animate in it. ipad needs an animation program with some substance...

[@leonardo-kg3rh]

right? that's why i can't buy it D: and I can't use astropad (windows feelings D:)

[@sloppynyuszi]

RoughAnimator is a really good app. It’s not TVpaint, but I have done some smaller jobs on it. It’s a breeze, I love it! There are rumours there is a version of TVpaint coming to iOS. Which judging by the android version could be really good. But for the size I still need a Cintiq on a desk if I’m animating TV or feature. IPad is for TVC or short work at best.

[@sloppynyuszi]

There was a version of Photoshop Touch I really liked. They discontinued that and Adobe draw. Which I really liked too. The new apps really require you to have a CC account. The Verge video hinted at there being a one time price, which could be good

[@doodlebug7250]

I second what Alex M said, RoughAnimator is the most robust animating app I've seen for the iPad. I don't know if it'd be any good for big animation projects, but it gets the job done, and I've enjoyed it so far. We definitely need a bigger, better animating app

[@vedfe142]

did Clip Studio Ex not have the function to animate things?

[@Fallen0o1]

As a hobbyist, I can't afford to pay for the subscription. That really bums me out because I really like the power that adobe programs have, but I can't afford to pay the steep price tag on something that doesn't make me money. I'd be happy if there were some way to have a hobbyist version that had less stuff but was a one-time payment. But with how much money they're likely making through their monthly subscriptions, I doubt that will ever happen. So we take to the boats matey.

[@alexrafter]

Darian Elliott photoshop elements?

[@Fallen0o1]

@@alexrafter I've never used it (I use manga studio for drawing). I was speaking rather generally, but the programs I use most often in Adobe suite are PP, AE, and Au.

[@cviddy]

Meanwhile, in practicaltown, Affinity and Procreate and avoid the Adobe Tax all together. If they do want to start a release from scratch, they're actually coming from behind on the affinity programs and procreate. Isn't the best program for the professional the one that's there and works? The relationship between Apple and Adobe already feels contentious in the desktop space and for the price of the Adobe CC subscription, you can almost buy an iPad each year. Props to the smaller developers to fill the void - now we just need a dominant force in the animation space.

[@James-pb8xu]

Yall have a toooon of qualotu animation apps. Check this link and see: appadvice.com/collection/animation-apps-for-ipad

[@clprinceton]

I wish this is a one time buy

[@cring0101]

I doubt abt. it. If one-time-pay only Ipad version is as good as the Desktop. Then it will be a market crisis in the Desktop business because of the price big differences. If it is not, it is meaningless to port an iPad version. If Adobe makes both iPad & Desktop are one-time-pay only. Then the Stock value may go suffering a big impact. When something is done, it is hard to turn back. Of course, I am not saying that it absolutely no way to happens. But it will be really interesting to see: Your left-hand fight against to your right-hand ??? Make them both stronger or being paralysis to each other ???? Meanwhile, there is already a forerunner as a big brother in iOS ecosystem --- Serif !

[@hiltsyartnstuff1142]

I'm just happy Contol/command Z works right now

[@reynaldk6816]

What we learned from Savage (Procreate) and Serif (Affinity) is that one-time purchase system always works well. The developer gets paid and praised by the public for not being greedy. If this requires a full CC subscription, then no, i’m not going to use it. But of they make it a one-time purchase, or a freemium model like current Adobe iPad apps, or a standalone subscription with a pretty cheap price, then I will probably consider my stance on this one...

[@dibujemaestro]

Hi Brad. I think it’s arriving late. For me, an illustrator, photoshop has never been a nice option, because of many things, but the main one is that is the worst program in taking pencil pressure and nuances. Sketchbook, clip studio, procreate, even painter handles the pressure more accurate than photoshop. So, I will welcome it if they make an ipad version, but only if they make pressure capture better and make more natural drawing experience. And for photos, I have affinity.

[@notBLK7]

Would love to see you illustrate on Note 9 and review it from an illustrator's perspective!

[@summerbee80]

ya i dont wanna pay for a sub...im gonna be paying out over a grand for the iPad and another 100 for the pen and no doubt 100+ for the keyboard o.0 so ya, just wanna pay a one off fee

[@litjellyfish]

TrailsTM well... I agree still it’s no surprise they have been going for the CCloud sub for years. You are in the hands of the giants.

[@nikoulph]

Affinity as Jacob Parker says are really awesome products, Photo(as PS) and Designer (as Illustrator) are really good. They still young but really worth to support and use.

[@kennethschaijk8698]

adobe CC for 1 year will cost u about the amount u will get for 1 project. The programs that give you your carreer are worth a couple days of work.

[@TheDemonking82]

I have designer for the iPad and Mac and will never pay adobe a cent again. I have the 2018 iPad and it’s worth the price.

[@IamMusicNerd]

I’m done with subscriptions. I switched to Affinity and haven’t looked back.

[@rcsv54]

one payment would be great like in the good old times

[@Two4Tuesday]

It’s not fully photoshop unless all the features are there when it’s released. Maybe I’ll try it once it’s actually full photoshop, but by then affinity could pass them by. Also did I mention I own my affinity, its 2018 lose the subscription fees adobe.

[@sylviafoster5247]

This is great new for sure, but I wish Adobe would do a drawing app that is between Photoshop sketch and Photoshop. Photoshop is way too much for an IPad, and Adobe Sketch is great but a bit poor, it could use some more tools and improvement. I also wonder if Photoshop app would have the animation timelinelike the desktop version, that would be so good. But in the meantime there is Paintstudio pro from Lucky Clan, which is really similar to Photoshop for illustration and imho one of the most underappreciated drawing apps for IOS.

[@WolfMoonWings]

Do you mean Artstudio Pro? I love that app, it has the best inking stabilizer!

[@hystericallover5989]

Sylvia Foster Photoshop is too complicated for beginners, and Sketch is too simple. Procreate is simple but not too simple, that’s why I use it over every other drawing app (but I’m getting AD).

[@CostaClicks]

As a photographer who travels a lot I am super excited for this! I have and use affinity photo, it’s great but I am still more familiar with photoshop so this will just keep my workflow fast and efficient. Lightroom mobile has improved a lot and can even be faster than the desktop version. Having both apps available on these powerful yet light devices is huge for people like me who are constantly traveling.

[@nikoulph]

The Subscription model works good for bigger companies, but for many of us it's just to expensive over time. That's why many are switching to Affinity (my self included).

[@yona.scraps]

At first, I was really excited about the subscriptions it really gave me a standing chance to try out a bunch of apps that I wouldn't have been able to afford. But now three years into my business it just feels like they're piling up and I can't catch a break. With that said out of all my subscriptions, Adobe is the most worth while.

[@johnnydfred]

Adobe knows it has to hit this out of the park. That said, apps like Affinity Photo and Designer (!!!) and heavy lifters like ProCreate are going to be tough to dislodge in a lot of users’ hands because of...subscriptions. Serif, the makers of Affinities, has the best model. Paraphrased, “buy a year for 50 (Mac)/20 (iPad), and if you don’t like our next ( annual) release, just don’t upgrade.” This is the best for the user, because the developer has every incentive to keep innovating - to staying competitive. Adobe, with it’s subscription model, has no incentive to improve: you don’t think their next new features are worth the $$, tough cookies, user. Pay us every month anyway, or get off the bus. That type of approach, added to the hefty annual cost, doesn’t cut it for me. I’ll support the different, the outliers, the innovators.

[@Buzzed4LightYears]

I already pay for adobe so I welcome it finally coming to iPad Pro. Especially since by the time it comes out this years new iPad Pro’s will already be out! Super excited for that! Considering my 10.5 is still plenty fast, the A12x is going to make the new iPad Pro’s a beast of an iPad and I can’t wait!! 🤓

[@cyborne.]

Wow. I haven’t gotten my Luna, but I feel like if Photoshop evolves it might make it irrelevant.

[@emmac3936]

I have no problems paying for an update (if I even need it) but CC is too expensive and Adobe come across as being really greedy. If I buy a sketchbook and pencil it's mine, I don't have the art shop banging on my door wanting more money, and when I want more pencils I buy them. It's almost like being held to ransom. I'm sticking with Affinity on the iPad.

[@kcjleemx5]

I recently bought an ipad pro and haven't really explored photo editing apps. I downloaded both of Adobe's "photo editing" apps and was disappointed. So i'm really looking forward to see this new version!

[@sskdev5116]

Affinity photo and design got me covered.

[@WinstonWilliamsofficial]

Was waiting on Brad’s input on this

[@cmnweb]

Maybe is too late for Adobe for me...affinity and procreate have me covered.

[@Radtastic]

I was kind of sad to hear that there wasn't going to be a timeline 😔 the animation apps for the IPad are only OK, I was really hoping to switch to Photoshop when it rolled out, but oh well

[@wilfredvasqueztorres9841]

It’s good news if it’s not subscription base but if it has a one time only price tag I would consider it.

[@PixelPunisher.Official]

For me too little too late. Affinity Photo and Procreate and other powerful apps are a lot of creative’s default. Adobe lost me when they started this subscription mess. I’m happy chugging along with my CS 5.5 Design bundle from back in the day. Love ya Adobe but you’ve gotten to big for ya britches. You’ll always be my first. Well next to Macromedia Freehand. Y’all remember that one? Hehe

[@gingerelvis]

Compositing on the iPad would be great fun, it's a huge part of my workload but some of my large print work file sizes get out of control and even my mac struggles. It looks like a great on the go format for lighter work though

[@nix84]

Affinity Designer, Procreate, Sketchbook.... what more do u need

[@AcidDotDrop]

I am really looking forward to get Photoshop on my iPad. I‘ve tried Affinity photo and to this day regret it... I burn for some professional quality app on the ipad to make some lighter manipulations and retouch work.

[@skrimaging]

Subscription model means I’m out. Rather use Procreate, Snapseed, Pixelmator, Affinity Photo and Designer. Art Studio Pro 2.0 has a huge feature set too!

[@e.melnikov]

Affinity Photo for iPad is the only choice without any subscription.

[@jngarrettart]

Always love your videos, Brad. Interesting to follow how this is going. I still can’t see it changing anything for me at this point - I feel thoroughly equipped for illustration with Procreate, Affinity, and Artstudio Pro, and I like what I’m using. Procreate in particular is a very comfortable and familiar workspace and toolset for me. I know the lack of Photoshop has been some folks’ biggest barrier or downside to using the iPad though, so I’m sure it’ll be great for people that need and want it. One thing that seemed odd to me, the video on The Verge kept talking about how you “can’t load PSDs on the iPad” as one of the reasons for why Photoshop for iPad is so great. The thing is, Procreate, Affinity, Artstudio Pro, and Medibang can all load PSDs, and have had that capability for a while. I would guess a number of other iOS art apps have that feature too - those are just the ones I know best. It might be new for the files to sync over Adobe Cloud in the way they described later in the video, but the ability to load PSDs even from desktop to iPad just isn’t remotely a new thing now, and it seemed weird for them to tout it as a kind of unique selling point. Maybe I’m missing something they were trying to say there? Or maybe I’m just super used to the Mac convenience of airdrop, and this is still relatively hard to do from a Windows computer to the iPad?

[@SilverHelm19]

Well, I understand why some don't want a subscription, however, I am already paying for their full service, and I am not going to stop anytime soon

[@boldlinedesignllc]

Adobe is going to live and die by the subscription model - it's certainly a system that benefits Adobe a whole lot more than the customer to their shame. Affinity and apps like it are the future

[@obesicas3476]

Hello Can you revieuw a les expensive Tablet for art? Like a huawei Amd witch pen display do you recommend the xp-pen pro 16 Or the gaomon pd1560?

[@neelam-izzy]

As far as I remember, Adobe had released a full version of Photoshop (not as complete as the PC version though) years ago, at a paid price. I even downloaded it. But then they deleted that app and released a bunch of free adobe apps resulted from Photoshop features cut down to pieces (Adobe lightroom, cc, etc)

[@eineicia7116]

I'm waiting until I see reviews of it when it is out to know if it is worth it. I am happy with procreate but I still wish there were a few more features on the app, maybe photoshop will fill that void

[@a_3x]

Do you think that eventually they’ll add the timeline feature for photoshop animation?

[@SilentFOZ]

I will never ever pay for a subscription model, Im happy with Procreate and Affinity. Sketchbook Pro is good too.

[@miskris1995]

This is the one thing that kept me skeptical of selling my “portable” (but not really) Cintiq companion and moving over to an iPad. I’ve been wishing for this so bad! Now that I know this is coming that Cintiq is out of here!

[@michellesmallwood9960]

I am not a huge fan of display tablets but I am trying really hard to move more towards procreate. I am a photoshop user when it comes down to it and having a hard time not finishing things with it. I really don't mind the sub idea, though I haven't done one yet, been thinking about it. Its something I will probably be doing in the near future. This app doesn't feel like its going to worth it but I am eagerly waiting to find out.

[@SSJBLADE1]

Hello Brad , I was wondering if you could do a video about ThinkPad tablet laptops from a few years ago (x230t , x220t even x61t ) . I was wondering if buying a old one for like 60 bucks might be a good drawing tablet for begginers ! Thank you

[@jwalzer]

Brad (or anyone else who reads this), do you think 256GB is enough for the new iPad from the use of the new iPad as a pure art based (Procreate, Affinity Designer, upcoming PS for iPad? $200 to jump to 512GB and wondering if that's worth the price. Would appreciate any feedback and thoughts. Thx

[@jimmy97]

The project gemini app has vector brushes as well, Kyle(brushes) used them during the keynote.

[@JonGPxl]

I'm already on their bare minimum plan for my personal use, at work I have the full. I use LR Classic & PS with local files. What gets me worried is cloud psds for an iPad workflow, which will likely mean the base 20GB disappears quickly. The next step up is double the price for 1TB. I'd rather have use my existing dropbox (who kindly increased their prices recently). I put up with it, but I'm already researching a non Adobe workflow. I like Adobe, but they're too expensive.

[@Hungawatch]

always helpful videos !!! but the best app for the artists is clip studio paint !!! sure they will make it more simple but I would prefer the real hardcore app as I'm using it right now. I easily swap between my mac and my iPadPro the most glorious thing is that work perfectly smooth and responsive all the time no matter the bloody big files.

[@vikasupadhyay1398]

Hi Brad,if I buy an iPad now with it be compatible with the upcoming Photoshop or should I wait fo r a new version of iPad which will be capable of Photoshop ? I need the iPad for drawing.so should I wait for next version for Photoshop ?

[@vladkostin7557]

I got Painstorm and will also get it for desktop and never look back. Photoshop can't get basic features for artists for decades.

[@januszwu973]

will it be available only on ipad PRO or can i have it on regular ipad2018?

[@SightlyJester]

What its best pencil and more acurate draw? Xp-pen Artist 16 pro or artist 12? And between iPad and artist 12 ?

[@IanPaulSaligumba]

Will these Adobe Apps work on the older iPads?

[@verobarbera2552]

Waiting for illustrator too

[@darrenalbertson-digitaldus6227]

Who’s to say Photoshop for the iPad and a separate painting/drawing program in Gemini isnt the compromise for the time being for keeping the mobile PS a little more lean until they are able to combine them in one app as iPad processing power increases.

[@litjellyfish]

Darren Albertson I think it’s two paths. One for subscription and pro paying users. And the other could be a more light one time payment to compete with procreate and also a bit of “goodwill” to keep users thinking of jumping the Adobe bandwagon a little longer so in that sense I think you are right even it will be two totally separate products.

[@icantdraw4776]

We have Sketchbook Pro. Full stop. Maybe procreate sometimes. But definitely not Photoshop for drawing.

[@WhiskeredNightfall]

I got Procreate ssoooo xD I wish they made an animation app. I'm still hoping CSP will change their interface on the iPad, I just can't get used to the work flow so I always get back to the desktop version.

[@Jupzilla]

I already pay for a subscription for the photography bundle, so if it’s part of that, awesome! But if it’s yet another 10 dollars a month I think I’ll skip it...

[@_xstarbutterfly]

Can the Ipad 2018 run an animation application? 😊

[@royalbun_]

First of all, thank you for all of the reviews on the different tablets!! I've been wanting to get into (down the line) a tablet to start getting into drawing again. carrying around a big sketch pad is getting to be a hassle, and it's very dirty (yay pencil smudges!) I was wondering if you're planning on trying the google pixel slate when it comes out? My choices right now are between the ipad pro and the pixel slate. I'm not sure if procreate is something i can get on slate, but maybe it'll have other apps that work just as well? I can only hope haha. I'd be using it for MOSTLY sketching/drawing (maybe down the line doing regular art on it, but i don't like being attached to my desktop any time i'd want to draw) but i also plan to use some other leisure apps on it as well. Would love to hear your personal thoughts if you're planning on getting/trying a slate out! Any videos i've seen so far involving the slate pen have seemed to be kind of laggy, but none of them are really geared towards artists either.

[@izoong]

You missed all the stuff about Gemini, and the biggest part is his natural brush engine.

[@happypappy]

Do you think the new Photoshop for iPad Pro will run well on a 512 GB 12.9” 2018 Pro? It was expensive enough, but I really struggled with the decision to get 1TB Version for $400 more (with the supposed 6 Gigs of Ram on the A12X Bionic chip, rather than the 4Gig on the lesser storage versions.) This is my first iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, and I want to use it for a long time creating digital art and greeting card type animation. Do you have an opinion if I am safe to keep the 512 GB version? I do subscribe to 2TB of iCloud.

[@wytewillow00]

Hmmm...not all features at first making it just another photo editor, sub base. Nah, I’ll keep my own art programs I have already that are one pay keep forever. Love my ProCreate and ArtStudio Pro. And if I want a nice painting simulation, I’ll use my Art Rage.

[@SightlyJester]

I bought to draw the ipad 2018 or xp-pen artist 12? I need to solve the doubt I have little time

[@mrnootnootmcnoot4954]

I am a hardcore PS brush user and I need that sweet sweet PS brush engine but too bad I bought the 2018 iPad because I am not savvy about the Pros because I generally dislike apple . Of I could is PS at least 4 layers or 3 or 2018 early iPad I think it's good for me

[@tanakokiamo141]

But I'm curious about Illustrator on iPad.. if they will make subscription there, I don't know how to live then

[@riyuga2702]

Yah still can’t afford photoshop not even the sub so I’ll keep looking for a pro create version for the surface pro

[@iamsolez]

As exciting as this is, I still will not commit to their pricey subscription. Im very happy w/ Affinity’s apps. The only way I see this becoming groundbreaking is if they lowered it to $10-$12 for one app. The gemini app is pointless really for anyone w/ Procreate.

[@deepelements]

PaintStorm FTW

[@koolkatken]

Lured over to affinity. The only reason i would need Photoshop is if I was made to use it by an employer. Affinity does it fine for me.

[@unleashthedog]

Don't they have everything on the Adobe CC now? Mobile apps are free... so I imagine they'll make you need even more the CC for things like saving, so you subscribe. They might push for desktop a cheaper companion, like Elements, maybe even simpler?

[@MehtheLlama]

YO SURFACE PRO 6 OUT NOW!!!!!

[@coolmodee]

I kinda want an ipad pro but man they're just too expensive for what they offer. I could get the 64 gb but that basically nothing. Won't be able to save a ton of files at all. I got a surface pro 4. Guess I'll just keep using that.

[@j6s6n]

What about photoshop touch???

[@DLOverstreet]

I'd be more excited if it were for the Android.

[@GeahkBurchill]

I’ve been using Photoshop for twenty+ years and I’ve been looking for a way out of Adobe software for at least the last five. I’ve come to HATE Adobe. There is no way I’m joining their subscription plantation. I’m still sawing through the shackles from the last round of Adobe software.

[@IGRETRO]

I like ph, but why pay every month if I have procreate and comic drawing?

[@dexterdamonkey]

Subscriptions are still out of the question. I get it if this is a tool you use as part of your business and you can write it off, but no, that's way too much money. If they offered something like astropas does, a sub for pros and a fixed price for amateurs - if the price is steep, they'll still have a dedicated (moneyed) client base. Gave up Photoshop 4 years ago and never going back

[@yinYangMountain]

Predictions: 1. It’s not going to be 'Full Photoshop' (especially in the way Affinity Photo for the iPad is). 2. It’s going to be more akin to Photoshop Elements-at best. 3. Features will be tied to the CC Suite. 4. Limited so users will require a subscription.

[@heyblindmouse]

I'm more interested in Project Gemini. I use my iPad Pro primarily for drawing, not for photo editing or design. But it does look an AWFUL lot like Sketch / Ink, and those are very.. Ehh. At least we still have Procreate and Infinite Painter.

[@josh.salles]

I feel more comfortable with anything that has "Adobe" branded on it but the more apps they make the more confused I get into what I actually need... or want... and end up crying.

[@AlejandroJavier]

I want Adobe After Effects on the iPad

[@TheInternetIsDeadToMe]

I won’t be subscribing. If I can buy it outright I’m in.

[@tanakokiamo141]

Subscription is an evil thing, considering that you also have purchased some plugins, you cannot quit anyway

[@DeeXK3000]

I’m STILL waiting for clip studio to have a one time pay model

[@dcobbs1]

still not a fan of paying for a subscription, when I already paid for full version for my PC a few years ago. they should honor that and just give me free updates to my existing purchase or just an app for my iPad Pro with no subscriptions. right now Manga Studio & Procreate are working just fine for my professional needs on my iPad Pro. I can always transfer my artwork onto my computer for special effects or touch-ups.

[@DonnaInForma]

Go Affinity 🤩

[@DesignTechie]

I want PS brush engine on the iPad in photoshop that’s all

[@PATWO]

Nice video! Gemini it's Adobe trying to catch up Procreate... :p

[@VJFranzK]

Prepare for the Photosingularity! 🌐 ( But there are too many little apps. )

[@MrMichelPM]

Not paying a forever monthly subscription for an app!

[@carles_carbonell]

Kyle Webster showed Project Gemini on stage. More than an 'upgraded' Phtoshop Sketch, seems the brand new Photoshop CC for iPad with more brush options: all current Photoshop brushes, vector brushes (he used them for inkink), and natural media (thick brushes and watercolor brushes with water physics). On web, Adobe says it will release Gemini first in iPad. Then Windows 10 and last Andoid. No clarification about being free, subscription based or one-time purchase. Adobe also showed Photoshop on iPad (the 2nd gen one i guess), running psd files with lots and lots of layers. It seems the first iteraction will come with full brushes / selection / masks support. Currently, it lakcks text, timeline, undo history and shorcut options. Currently, it seems more 'ready for release' Gemini than Photoshop. I hope Gemini will come as one time payment or for free. I don't care about full Photoshop even i'm currently a CC suscriber for graphic design work. I already use Affinity Photo on iPad and Photoshop on Mac, even Astropad sometimes and a Luna Display crossing the sea to my home. For drawing i prefer Clip Studio, Procreate even Paintstorm Studio; sometimes on iPad Pro, sometimes in Mac with a big and 100% calibrated screen. I also hope those new apps will allow to 'Save as', not restricted to Adobe Cloud files. There's a 'share' button on top right corner. So there's 'some' hope. Anyway, those are very big and welcome news, even if you don't use Photoshop. Thanks to Savage and Serif for showing the way.

[@thebradcolbow]

Good to know!

[@jayc1048]

Surface pro 6 review

[@JalilovTimur]

Try artstudio pro for ipad

[@raysteve3961]

Stick with affinity, better, & much cheaper. The Most important, it is not subscription base.

[@ZaidanMhmood]

Adobe taking the Apple way. Scattered focus kills.

[@royalfrog850]

CREATIVE CLOUD UNTIL I DIE