A list of the upcoming features in development for Fresco. Fresco holds potential, so I remain faithful to the app.
Most of these features are on the waiting list, at least. Sending the file to Photoshop can mitigate this, but until they improve syncing the files between apps, it can cause a lot of file conflicts. It’s annoying that I cannot warp/skew objects when transforming layers. I’m still waiting on crucial features to be added to Fresco. Along with smooth, buttery vector lines, Fresco can now livestream into Being able to import shapes like in Adobe Draw is also a huge boon. The multi-eye dropper sample has many possibilities, including creating custom brushes on the fly by clone stamping/eye dropping a small painted object. It’s hard to go back to pixel brushes when vector brushes get the most beautiful and sharp inked lines.
Other features that I enjoyed were the vector brush improvements, such as Vector trim, which I have only seen in Clip Studio Paint. Switching between Fresco and Photoshop can sometimes create layers that can’t be edited later. Many of my recent digital projects were created solely on the iPad drawing the illustration on Fresco and using Photoshop for iPad to add gradients and other color adjustments. Some of the best features are Photoshop’s integrations from the iPad app and the Photoshop cloud file format. Using Fresco close to a year now, the program has had some significant updates. Being able to add gradients has elevates my Fresco artwork.
Adding Fresco files into Photoshop for iPad. I want to challenge myself to get over this fear and master those brushes soon. While I love the live brushes, I haven’t used them as much as I’d like. With the addition of Photoshop cloud documents, this is now pretty instantaneous. Another was the ability to import it into Photoshop and finish the project there. One of my main reasons for using Fresco over Procreate was the ability to import all my favorite Photoshop brushes. Samples of work made with both Fresco and then finished in Photoshop. Flatting and finishing up the line art #wipĪ post shared by Megan Frauenhoffer on at 11:47pm PDT
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