They wished to provide a spontaneous platform for artists with fresh ideas before they dried out – to light up spontaneous creativity.Īdobe Fresco has stepped into the world hoping to give Procreate a run for the money – with its super easy and comfortable interface as a game-changer between the applications. The key is to stop once the plaster has dried.Īdobe designed this application getting inspired by this last bit. The chemical reaction between the paint and plaster is what ignites the light in this art form.

It is a painting technique wherein the artist applies a layer of plaster and while it is wet, starts applying a mixture of pigment and water over the plaster. Talking about the inspiration for the name ‘Fresco’, the term comes from the Italian language, meaning fresh. This factor substantially sets the app apart from its competitor and current market leader – Procreate – which recently introduced the usage of textured typography and graphics. Designed in a way that even beginners could experiment with their artworks, the user interface of the application was built to be simple and straightforward. Released on 24th September 2019, Fresco gives full freedom to artists as well as illustrators who want to let loose with their skills and creativity.

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