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Make graphics according to the dimensions of the desktop, create unique vector designs to make the image look more appealing, and choose the correct font to convey content effectively.

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Design logos with easeĪdobe Illustrator is an easy-to-use software for graphic designers and is great for all kinds of vector graphics. The program can be used on desktops or tablets and is available on a subscription basis. Adobe Illustrator allows designers to create high quality, high definition illustrations that look professional. The product is a widely used program and a go-to software for designers and illustrators. Paperlike is widely considered the best brand but it’s expensive and I’ve found using a cheaper one like this one from Amazon works just as well.Adobe Illustrator is a graphic design software, used for creating all kinds of design elements, logos, vectors, illustrations, and lots more. It helps give the screen a little bit of pull when you are drawing on the screen that feels more like real paper. I recommend getting a matte screen protector. If you have no budget: Get both! Final tip: If you end up deciding to go with an iPad…

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If you are on a budget: iPad or Wacom Intuos Pro If you are a more paint/pencil traditional illustrator:iPad Pros If you are a vector illustrator: Wacom Intuos Pro If you don’t have a computer: iPad or iPad Pros Sometimes I use it to sketch ideas but my final illustrations are always done with my Wacom and computer. The iPad for me is more a “fun” thing to have. If I had to choose just one I would pick my Wacom because of my illustration style.

I personally have both but use them for different things.

Single purpose: This is purely meant for drawing, unlike the iPad which can be used for games, streaming, etc.

You are not drawing directly on the screen.

Different Feel: Using a Wacom is more like using an extremely accurate and user-friendly mouse to draw.

No Procreate: Cannot use the Procreate app.

Not as Portable: The Wacom must be attached to a computer and used on a flat table.

If you are reliant on the Pen tool this is a much better option.

Vector Illustration: The Wacom is much better using apps like Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator for vector illustration.

Price: Much cheaper than an iPad and the pen is included.

Resolution/File size: There are no layer or resolution size limits.

I recommend just spending a little bit more on the Pro or saving the money and just going with the regular iPad. I do not cover the Air as the price point and power seem to sit between the iPad and iPad Pro. *Note: Since this was written Apple has announced the new iPad Air that starts at $599.

Limited Resolution: Since you’re not connected to a computer you are limited in size and scale of your pieces.

Procreate is definitely more for illustration that imitates more traditional paint/pencil styles.

Adobe Illustrator: I am a vector illustrator who relies heavily on Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop which aren’t as good as iPad apps.

Price: iPads, especially the Pros are much more expensive, and the Apple Pencils are sold separately adding to the cost.

Multi-use: The iPads can also be used for other things outside of drawing, the Pros even make pretty good computer replacements.

Portability: The iPad for sure is much easier for on the go drawing and you don’t need to attach it to a computer to use.

You can also find classes, tutorials, and special add ons like brushes from teachers all over the internet to make Procreate even better. I have tried the Adobe versions and they just aren’t as user friendly.

Procreate: This is considered the best drawing app for iPad.