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Adobe Fresco review

Posted on December 15, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Adobe Fresco brings drawing back to basics, evoking memories of pads and pens and dipping brushes into paint-wells right on your drawing tablet, The digital art software lets you get more creative than you ever could with a mouse or trackpad. And while it might not feel totally paper-real, but the overall experience comes a pretty close second. Adobe has created an app designed to do just that, as long as you have an iPad or iPhone, a Microsoft Surface Pro, or Creative Cloud Desktop for Windows (sorry Android users, you’re out of the loop for now).
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