I had the pleasure of taking Lisk Feng’s Learning to Use Adobe Fresco class. Learn how to use Fresco’s tools in unexpected ways and how to combine features to create your own abstract art. Playful, Abstract Art - Designer Rich Armstrong encourages play in his class.She’ll show how to use Fresco’s brushes in every phase, from ideating to sketching to refinements. Lettering with Botanicals - Let illustrator Dylan Mierzwinski take you through a simple yet stunning floral piece using Fresco.Fantasy Illustration - Here, illustrator Ira Marcks invites you into the world of imaginative illustration by sharing her storytelling essentials and showing how to sketch, ink, and create with the brushes in Fresco.Illustrative Typography - Designer Jennet Liaw shares her creative process from concept to sketch to final-all in Fresco.Learning to Use Adobe Fresco - In this class, illustrator Lisk Feng demonstrates the essentials of Fresco while sharing her approach to creativity.The Adobe Fresco classes on Skillshare are: You can try them now with 2 free months of Skillshare! The online learning community has partnered with Adobe and launched several classes, taught by professional artists and illustrators, to help you get the most of this next-generation app. If you know Photoshop, you’ll quickly get the hang of Fresco, but if you’re like me, you might feel overwhelmed with where to start. It’s incredible Fresco has the functionality of Photoshop but in a mobile app.
Adobe Fresco is the latest app to be released in the realm of high-end drawing and painting apps. I love making stuff by hand! But with the advent of technologies like the iPad and Apple Pencil, it’s now easier than ever for me to produce illustrations that feel like analog drawings, but they have the ease of digital. When I was in college, creating digital artwork just wasn’t my thing.