13 iPad Pro apps that come alive with Apple Pencil

Illustrator Draw is more designed for sketching out ideas and concepts when you're on the go..   Autodesk may be know in the main for pro-spec 3D apps like 3ds Max and Maya, and Sketchbook it has powerful mainstream sketching application with incredibly natural drawing experience something that is exploited by iPad Pro's ProMotion tech and, of course, Apple Pencil. .   Another one from Serif, Affinity Photo is Photoshop on Mac and Windows machines thanks to its tool set, amazing performance and one-off price instead of fee, and its iPad version used by Apple to demo iPad Pro and Pencil is no less impressive..   Already engineered to make the most of iPad's hardware and touch features, on iPad Pro it's also built to take full advantage of Pencil's pressure and sensitivity.   The idea is that rather with simple and intuitive sketched shapes you can start building those layouts for real and then pass them into InDesign, Illustrator or Photoshop..   It's fast, fluid and easy, and while sure, pro designers are likely to work from these wireframes like they would with one drawn in ink in Moleskine that is, merely referring to it and building from scratch, rather than importing it from Comp and it can still be boon to your productivity to be able to mock up your designs using real live assets and styles. 06.   marry this app to iPad Pro and Apple Pencil and you will quickly see what you get for your money quick, precise way to create 3D models using the same modeling engine as Solidworks..   For starters, it can push layered PSDs directly to Photoshop on your Mac or PC, and you can add either grid or even 3D to the background, plus preset geometric shapes, to help keep you on the straight and narrow.   but nevertheless this is the closest thing you're going to find to Photoshop on iPad and the Pencil just makes it better. 09.   Using the Pencil rather and more importantly the rejection means that you can lean your hand on the screen like you would with paper, and Evernote wo not get confused and make marks where your hand is resting. 11.   Read more