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Adobe Fresco

Adobe Fresco

A drawing and painting app designed for aspiring and professional digital artists, and built especially for the latest stylus and touch devices.

Educational Use

Students start with a blank canvas and use powerful pixel, vector and live brushes to bring their imagination to life. The live brushes simulate the behaviour, colour and texture of watercolour and oil paints allowing students to create artworks like they would on canvas - just without the cleanup! Students can create fixed or scalable compositions which can be exported as PNG or JPEG files. Step-by-step learning content is also available, and students can use the time lapse video feature to replay their creation.

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Find answers to the most common questions about Adobe Fresco.

Access Adobe Fresco training through LinkedIn Learning, available free to department staff and Stage 6 students. Log in using your department credentials.

Get Started

Adobe Fresco is available on iPad and Microsoft Surface Pro devices on Windows. It is available in a freemium model - you can start with a free starter plan and then upgrade to a paid plan of Adobe Fresco to access the premium features.

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  • interactive
  • multimedia

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You need to create new usernames You will need to pay to use this tool Use with any student Ready to go The vendor has no accessibility information for this tool

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