First Solution: Make the iPad your secondary display
In the following sections, I will discuss in detail what two options you have to use your iPad to explore all of its creative capabilities.
However, you can still make it worth your while and effort by following various hacks and strategies. You already have a powerful drawing tablet on your couch, your iPad. Second Solution: Maximize drawing capabilities by making use of applications.First Solution: Make the iPad your secondary display.Are you drawing on an iPad? Here’s how.In the parts that follow, I’ll lay out exactly what I have in mind. However, to get these creative recitals to shine, creatives must download select apps such as Paper 53, Fliplink, Adobe Idea, Sketchbook Pro, and more.įor now, this is merely the tip of the iceberg! It is possible to enhance the iPad’s functionality with a set of display-specific hacks and dedicated applications. Nevertheless, if you are honing your skills, for now, an iPad is the way to go, which lets you doodle, sketch, brush, paint, draw in charcoal, scribble on a whiteboard, and even take notes. It’s quite another thing, however, to use the iPad as a dedicated drawing tablet. There is no doubt that iPads, particularly the iPad Pros and Airs, make excellent drawing tablets, especially if you are a creative enthusiast. I thought an iPad was supposed to be just as good! Well, yes and no. Do you know that you can access endless resources in-house and from third parties to make your tablet as good as a professional drawing tablet now that you already own one? Those of you who own an iPad, any iPad, raise your hands now.
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