Fresco’s combined raster and vector properties is not helping, either. The slowest feature in Fresco to my perspective is the choice of different pens and colors in a live graphic recording situation. Somehow, I managed to crawl to the finish line, but the work was slow, the menus clumsy and the tools in different places than I’m used to in Draw. As an emergency solution, I opened Fresco and did live illustration with it. I gave it a try a few more times, but I had to work on the webinar. By then, the cold sweat had already begun to ooze, and my previous experiences from years ago began to swell in my mind when Adobe killed the Ideas app and forced the users to switch to the Draw app. I opened it again, tried to activate the layer… And again, it crashed. When I started drawing and tried to edit one of the layers in the drawing, the app crashed. Suddenly Adobe Draw decided to update itself – swoosh! – because I had forgotten to turn off the automatic updating of applications. The webinar was just getting started and I had pre-tuned my iEquipment and the drawing app. Last Thursday, I was just starting this morning’s live sketchnoting session. That’s a working app, with familiar menus and tools and a good, clear interface. Regarding the Draw situation, Adobe said just over a year ago that they would still keep Draw to be available in the appstore.Īnd in the meantime, we users have continued to use Adobe Draw as before. Adobe is developing Fresco to become an all-in-one mobile drawing app, but it’s (still) not ready. It’s already been known: Adobe is no longer updating its Illustrator Draw app, as they have put their eggs into Fresco’s basket.
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