Find out what all the fuss is about as we guide you through Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and Fresco on the iPad. This 1-hour whistle-stop tour will give you the perfect overview to help you start to work with these apps effectively or simply help you to decide whether or not to invest in making these apps part of your workflow.

Join us as we take an in-depth look at the Adobe Illustrator iPad app and explore its uses in Fashion and Textile Design. Illustrator for the iPad is a recent release from Adobe and it offers a streamlined touch-first experience to creating vector artwork 'on the go'. We are excited to share with you the power of this app combined with the apple pencil for both garment drawing and illustrative graphics for print design. With a clean layout and familiar interface, the workflow feels very intuitive and easy to navigate, with some key differences from the desktop version. In this Illustrator for iPad session, we will be taking you through the fundamental tools and processes for creating garment flats and utilising graphic elements created at our Adobe Capture event and shared via Creative Cloud Libraries.

Join us as we take an in-depth look at the Adobe Photoshop iPad app and explore its uses in Fashion and Textile Design. Photoshop for the iPad is a powerful, more condensed version of the desktop app providing you with all the essential tools that you need to create and manipulate images and design elements. With its clean layout and familiar interface, the workflow feels very intuitive and easy to navigate, especially if you are accustomed to the desktop version. Having an understanding of how the app works on the iPad gives you the ability to switch between the desktop and the iPad version allowing you to create a seamless workflow whether in the studio or ‘on the go’. In this Photoshop for the iPad session, we’ll guide you through the interface and all the essential tools to get you up and running. We will also demonstrate some of the more advanced features to help with image editing, cutting out images and scans from backgrounds and creating mood boards.

This powerful app enables you to quickly and easily create colour palettes, shapes and much more. All seamlessly integrate with your creative cloud libraries. In this overview of Adobe Capture, we’ll look at how you can use the app to create your own design elements, custom colour palettes and repeat patterns. It allows you to use your mobile device as a vector converter, turn photos (and your current surroundings!) into colour palettes by simply pointing your camera at any object or scene and also generate type and brush ideas. Once Capture has done its magic all the design elements you created can be instantly shared to your Creative Cloud Library and available to use in Photoshop, Illustrator and Fresco. We will be showing you how you can use this new creative content to develop print and textile designs.

Organise, manage and access your creative assets anywhere from any app! CC Libraries allow you to create, organise, and share your pattern designs, palettes, brushes, and graphic elements across Adobe apps and with other collaborators. You can organise your assets into different groups and themes to keep everything organised and easy to find. No matter where you are, as long as you have a wi-fi connection, you can access all your creative content from your CC library enabling you to keep your creativity going anywhere, anytime!