Instead of porting decades of legacy features and controls, each app is built from the ground up for touch input and progressive disclosure, allowing complex functionality to live inside an easy-to-use interface. Could an Apple Pencil and touch display provide the same level of precision as a keyboard and mouse? I’ve been testing Illustrator on the iPad for the past two weeks to find out.Īdobe’s strategy for bringing its desktop apps to the iPad crystalized with Lightroom and Photoshop. When Adobe announced last November that Illustrator was coming to iPad, I was both thrilled and a bit skeptical. I use Adobe Illustrator almost every day on my Mac to create many of the graphics, podcast covers, and feature illustrations you see here on 9to5Mac.
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