I was easily able to make all of the changes. Dad and I went to the doctor the next day and as we waited a handful of emails came thru asking for changes to the file. Once the layout was complete, I not only had a template for future work, I had the file that was due tomorrow on my iPad. Surprisingly, I was able to replicate it exactly – and quickly! So I built the file in Apple Pages based on a layout I had previously done in InDesign. But InDesign is not available on the iPad (Adobe has a watered down iPad app called Comp that works with InDesign). InDesign is nearly everyone’s ‘go to’ layout application on a Mac or PC. A file I’d normally create in Adobe InDesign was setup in Apple Pages in order to come along with me that day. I was in the middle of a project at work that was time sensitive – a creative slick to pitch a client. Recently, I needed to take a day off to bring my father to the doctor. If it’s not in my backpack it’s on my couch, ottoman or night table. Hopefully, Adobe updates this sooner than later.My iPad Pro is always with me. If you’re heavily dependant on other color models then, at least for now, Illustrator isn’t your best option despite its varied toolset.
This is something Adobe is working on, but for now, the only way to use other color models besides RGB on the iPad is to create a document on desktop (which does support CYMK, along with direct conversions from CYMK to RGB documents) with that model and use Adobe’s cloud storage to edit it on iPad. The largest misgiving of the app is that it doesn’t support CYMK or any other alternative color models… on its own. Adobe has the benefit of being the industry-standard as well, so working with other designers will likely be easier if you’re using Adobe’s file format and app.
There’s the excellent drawing, object creation, text, and color tools you’d expect out a vector editor, along with Apple Pencil support to fit in with the iPad. Naturally, Adobe Illustrator is a very powerful program that you can get a lot of mileage out of if you’re a designer. Adobe’s Offering: Adobe Illustrator AdobeĪdobe is well-known in the creative world, and it brought over a nearly complete version of its desktop graphic design tool Illustrator to iPad.
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