If big companies can get away with stealing our work then that is a way bigger threat to artists than AI,' the artist shared. Tried to get a Twitter thing going but still no word from them. LGBT Pride-Inspired Instagram Story Video Creator with an Animated Illustration of Audre Lorde. I managed to get it removed from their socials for copyright infringement luckily but that’s it. 71 Illustrator, using with other programs.

I’ve contacted them multiple times but they’ve completely ignored me. I would say the most memorable experience I’ve had is very negative! Burger King stole my artwork, edited it, and put their branding all over it for an advert without my permission! No credit, no payment. We’ve been doing 2 insertions a week most weeks and socials so it’s been a really busy couple of months for me. When asked about any recent memorable experiences that might've happened to him, Nelson actually mentioned a negative one, 'Everything has been going more or less the same really, which is great! Confused comics is still in full swing. In the interview, he shared memorable experiences, and some thoughts on his artistic style, new projects, and his overall creative process.

If you’re looking for a preview, check out the Instagram account She has a story highlight called Ai on iPad that shows her testing out Illustrator for iPad in beta.Just like last time, Bored Panda reached out to Steve Nelson with some more questions. Well as of September 16, you can now pre-order Adobe Illustrator and the expected release date is October 21, 2020! ( Adobe Draw / Adobe Fresco didn’t cut it for me).Ī few months ago, an artist I follow on Instagram posted her previewing and playing with a beta version of Illustrator for iPad but all they could say for sure was that it was to be released sometime in 2020. When I first got my iPad, I was a little surprised that Adobe hadn’t created a full version of Illustrator for iPad that would allow you to create and edit vector drawings already.

Most of my illustrations are vector illustrations and even when I do use Procreate on my iPad I am usually using Adobe Illustrator to vectorize or redraw my illustrations afterward. Adobe has redesigned Illustrator for the iPad to take advantage of touch controls and the Apple Pencil. Although I have both an iPad Pro and a Wacom Intuos Pro if I had to choose just one I would pick the Wacom Intuos Pro simply because of Adobe Illustrator for desktop.

Using illustrator on ipad