iPad illustration pioneer Procreate has officially launched its new app called “Dreams”. It’s designed to make it easy to “create rich 2D animations, expressive videos, and breathtaking stories.” And ...

Procreate, one of the world’s most popular illustration apps, has unveiled Procreate Dreams, a new animation app for iPad that will be released on the App Store on November 22, 2023, as a single-time ...

Procreate, pioneer and leader in the iPad illustration space – and two-time Apple Design Award winner – has unveiled its newest app that aims to make it easy to “create rich 2D animations, expressive ...

Procreate, maker of its eponymous digital illustration software, has announced its upcoming iPad animation app Procreate Dreams. Procreate has long been popular with illustrators as it set the ...

Instead of figuring out how to make AI-generated art make sense, Procreate won’t offer it at all. It’s a bold stance. But don’t expect many others to follow. In the tech world, executives rarely brag ...

In the world of digital art and animation, a new iPad animation app is set to make its mark in a few months time in the form of Procreate Dreams. A cutting-edge iOS animation app, specifically created ...

Tayasui Sketches is a good, user-friendly sketching and drawing app. It has several different features such as a realistic ...

You can add brushes to Procreate by downloading .brush files onto your iPad, and then "sharing" them to Procreate.

young daughter is finding she is good with the arts, her random pen doodles are turning into recognized characters and whatnot, so at the school level, I got her taking as much art classes as possible ...

Today on its website, Procreate announced that it would not build generative AI tools into its apps. The company’s position is clear and unequivocal: Generative AI is ripping the humanity out of ...

On Sunday, Procreate, the company behind popular illustration and animation apps for iOS, pledged to not introduce any generative AI features into its software programs, saying that the technology is ...

Procreate CEO James Cuda said VC funding for apps has "dried up," making entering the market challenging. Cuda advises aspiring app founders to take "bold" risks and avoid following trends to succeed.