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Arthur Simon
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Posted to Adobe Fresco brings the best watercolor and oil paint strokes to iPad, Aug 17, 2019 Posted to Docking stations, external displays for a Macbook Pro, Aug 15, 2019 I think if you are planning on doing a dual 4K display, you might need an eGPU to drive those. The 13" MBP doesn't have a dGPU that can handle those.
Posted to Sketch for Teams beta is out now, Jul 25, 2019 So can I avail Sketch for Teams as an individual contributor instead of the yearly license so that I can finally work with Sketch on my different Mac machines?
Posted to Design tools are holding us back, Jul 25, 2019 This is why I think it is important that web designers have at minimum knowledge of HTML and CSS. It's hard to appreciate the limitations and constraints of a medium you know nothing about.
Posted to Is Photography Dying?, Jul 13, 2019 Everything eventually succumbs to entropy.
Posted to Is Affinity Designer a good replacement of Sketch?, in reply to Marc Edwards , Jul 08, 2019 As someone who has both Affinity Designer and Sketch, I agree that Sketch's user interface and shortcuts make a lot more sense than Affinity Designer.
Posted to Is Affinity Designer a good replacement of Sketch?, in reply to Emanuel S. , Jul 06, 2019 One can buy Affinity Designer for the price of a 6 month professional subscription to Figma.
Posted to Affinity Publisher has finally launched, in reply to Paul Bunyar , Jun 25, 2019 My personal wishlist for Affinity is a Lightroom Classic replacement.
I have Sketch but I don't mind an Affinity version for it.
Posted to Best App for Keeping Notes, in reply to Nitin Gupta , Jun 19, 2019 I like Bear. Simple, has Solarized theme and supports Markdown.
Posted to As a Product Designer, what are your essential tools?, in reply to Ruban Khalid , Jun 19, 2019 Interesting. It's not subscription based!
But I wonder why they are only allowing Paypal and not credit cards though.
Seems like Adobe's response to Procreate.