The Magic Wand tool automatically selects regions of an image with similar colour and tone, providing a quick-and-dirty way to isolate objects from their surroundings while Liquify freely distorts the image. New in Fresco 3.6: Magic Wand, Liquify and new animation optionsįresco 3.6, the May 2022 update, also adds two new tools familiar from other Adobe tools like Photoshop. Paid subscribers also get more cloud storage: 5GB, as opposed to 2GB with the free base app.Īdobe has now cut the price of those premium features from $9.99/month to $9.99/year, bringing the cost of Fresco closer to that of its main rival, Procreate, which costs $9.99 for a perpetual licence.

Price of the premium features cut from $9.99/month to $9.99/yearĪlthough the base app is free to use, Adobe charges for access to Fresco’s premium features, which include access to the full set of brushes, fonts and shapes, and the option to import custom brushes. There is also a smaller range of vector brushes, with the option to export documents directly to Illustrator. Its Live Brushes system recreates the behaviour of real oil and watercolour paint, while more conventional pixel brushes replicate dry media like pencil and pastel, ink and marker.

Adobe has cut the price of the premium features in Fresco, its digital drawing and painting app for iPad, iPhone and Windows tablets, from $9.99/month to $9.99/year.įresco 3.6, the latest update to the app, also adds new Magic Wand and Liquify tools, and new options to transform or adjust the opacity of motion frames when animating.īlending AI-driven natural media effects with raster and vector toolsįirst released in 2019, Fresco combines Photoshop’s brush engine with new natural media functionality.

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