Since Apple advertises the iPad Pro as a tablet as powerful as a laptop, it has felt like you should be able to accomplish more than what had been provided by the drawing programs I’d experienced so far. My Initial thoughts were that I love the full-program capabilities of this app - it’s definitely what I was missing on my iPad Pro. Adjustment feature to improve the quality.Draw vectors that can be processed and edited without losing quality.Pen/brush tool with which you can comfortably draw a Manga.The iPad Pro Clip Studio Paint is advertised by Celsys as: So maybe keep note that you don’t automatically get 6 months free by downloading the program - you have to physically sign up within the program (shown below).
So I downloaded the program, went through all of the settings, before I even signed up for a subscription. But I’d also like to note that you can download the program for free and try it out before signing up for anything - because I know some people really dislike signing up for free trials, cos that’s how they getcha!Īnyway, you won’t have to sign up for a subscription until you want to save a file. I’ll also just mention that Celsys is offering 6 months FREE when you sign up for a Clip Studio Paint subscription before December 20, 2017. Secondly, it has the full capabilities of the desktop version - which is something that iPad Pro users haven’t been able to experience yet (the current popular drawing apps on offer are very simplified, compared to desktop programs).īefore we get into the details, first of all I’ll say this isn’t an in-depth review of the program itself and all it can do, but merely a review on the program for the iPad Pro, in comparison to other drawing apps on offer.Firstly, it is a very popular desktop program among digital artists, so people are excited to be able to use their favourite program portably on their iPad Pros.The introduction of this app on the iPad Pro has been popular for two reasons:
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