I think the ipad pro + apple pencil is really good (if you haven’t already, check out the app procreate for the ipad, much better tools, i think) & well executed though i feel like the things that make sketching difficult on a wacom are all true of the ipad w/pencil, maybe moreso (though a good hack is putting a matted screen protector for texture)…i think it is definitely the best incarnation out of all the styluses (stylii?) for the ipad it’s worth playing with at the apple store, its accuracy, responsiveness, & sensitivity are impressive but i do feel like for those who aren’t already somewhat accustomed to sketching digitally, it is going to be every bit as foreign as using a wacom due to the slick screen, the hardness of the tip of the pencil as good as it is, it doesn’t inspire the familiarity of putting pen(cil) to paper…
Sketchbook, even on PC, does also have a smoothing feature actually, similar to one of Nezumi’s options. Also, if anyone knows how the Pencil is manufactured, I’d like to know! It doesn’t have drafting or any telltale marking at all. It just murders Wacom, similar to what iPhone did to the keypad phones (for anyone who thinks that Apple has gone stale in recent years, btw). It’s the closest I’ve come to pen and paper feel and it just obliterates any offering from Wacom.
Well… tangent to this thread, then… but I’d recommend you both to try the iPad Pro Pencil with Sketchbook then.
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