Lastly, Adobe has released a new coloring book featuring artwork from Rob Biddulph, Martina Heiduczek and Andreas Preis, which you can fill out in Photoshop, Fresco and Illustrator.

The update also includes new tutorial videos to help you learn how to get the most out of the software. If there are missing Adobe fonts in your PSD files, the app will automatically find them so you won't have to deal with those pesky dialogues letting you know they're not present. This month the company is adding a font auto-activation feature. In the same blog post, Adobe also detailed its latest Photoshop iPad update. The company offers a similar package on PC and Mac where photographers can get access to Photoshop and Lightroom for one price. Adobe is no stranger to bundling together its many different apps. Previously, you had to subscribe to the apps separately, with each costing $10 a month.Ĭreative Cloud customers can also take advantage Adobe now includes Fresco Premium in its Photoshop Single App and All Apps subscriptions - priced at $20 and $60 per month, respectively. You can export files with a resolution suitable for the iPad. The free version includes 2 GB of cloud storage and a limited set of brushes. Similarly, if you already pay for Adobe Fresco Premium, you'll get access to Photoshop on your tablet. You can download Adobe Fresco for free, but you need to pay to use the advanced options of the app. Starting today, iPad owners who subscribe to Photoshop on iPad will also get access to Adobe Fresco Premium as part of a new app bundle.

If you’re creative who depends on your iPad, you have some potential savings to look forward to.

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