I might be the worst artist in the world.
Alright, that’s probably a little hyperbolic, but I’m pretty awful. Hand me a canvas and some paint, and the most I’ll be able to give you is a random, deeply unappealing splattering of colors. At least crude paintings by Neanderthals and zoo elephants have historical and scientific value.
One thing I can do, however, is color in between the lines of things that someone much more talented drew.
Thanks to Adobe’s new Fresco-compatible digital coloring books, that classic grade school activity can now become an amusing and time-consuming quarantine hobby. Sure, it’s tough to justify the cost of the hardware if all you want to do is casually color inside some lines, but it’s an impressive example of tech making even the worst artists feel competent. Read more…
More about Ipad, Adobe, Tech, Consumer Tech, and Big Tech Companies
Powered by WPeMatico
