#How to fill things in on adobe sketch ipad pro
My favorite sketching and drawing app for the iPad Pro so far has been Procreate. The first few weeks I had my iPad Pro, there weren’t any dedicated coloring apps that supported both the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil. However, for adults, Pigment is incredibly well-done and if you enjoy coloring to relax, it’s easy to spend hours inside this well put together app. If you’re looking for an option for the whole family, a sketching app paired with coloring sheets may be a better option. The coloring patterns are intricate and aren’t well suited for children. Just keep in mind that Pigment is geared mainly towards adults. I personally like to free-hand color as I find it more challenging and makes your images look unique.
You can also use the guide feature to make sure you stay in the lines, if you prefer. You can color just as you would on paper, pressure sensitivity and all, or you can use the fill mode to tap on an area to fill it. Pigment offers a few different options when it comes to completing sheets.
You’ll get a small selection of coloring sheets for free, but then you’ll need to opt for a subscription. The best option available so far is Pigment.
There aren’t a ton of dedicated options yet when it comes to coloring on the iPad Pro. In the interim, I found that if you get a little creative, your options for coloring on the iPad Pro are already endless. While at first there wasn’t much to choose from, the options are getting better. As soon as I got my hands on the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil, I immediately wanted iPad Pro coloring apps to go with it.
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