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Sketchbook Pro on my iPad
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This is an iPad painting, made with a beta version of iColorama. I used some of Simone Gruber's images as sources to build this. Made for the Collaborations group on Facebook.
I ran into a thought from Maya Angelou, in the process of doing this. It seemed to fit:
"Without courage, we can not practice any other virtue with consistency."
ODC-A Seat & Or The Unknown
I keep my iPad on a stool next to me when I'm working on my computer because I chat with my family on it.
We got the iPad 2! We were surprised to get the call that it arrived. WALL-E peeks in the box and feels a sense of deja vu.
Day 110 of 365 : April 20, 2011
I was not a fan of Apple, since I worked with a large network of computers at a university. It was much more expensive and difficult to manage Apple computers. When the iPad came out, I thought the name was ridiculous and the product nothing special. Geez, was I wrong. I use my iPad for photo editing, managing my bank accounts, communicating, TV, and so much more.
Round 115 ANSH: the best invention
Traditional Chocolate Cake with Dark Chocolate Ganache
iPad cake as requested by the client for her boyfriend's birthday on ... (look at the date icon on the cake) ... 13 September.
She also requested to have 2 beer bottles on the cake somewhere. I can only assume that he likes to drink beer :D
Everything is edible - Apple Logo & Icons were handcut and hand-painted.
I normally dont like doing 'gadgets' cakes - but surprisingly, I had so much fun with this particular cake. I added the blue ribbon/ bow which I think give it that last final touch and make it more my style of cake :)
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Apple announced the iPad.
Because I wanted to know the size, I made it with corrugated cardboard.
It was quite big.
I never think that I want to buy it now...
iPadか〜 発表になりましたね。早速その大きさを知るべく段ボールアートで作ってみました。B5のレポート用紙とだいたい同じ大きさで、天地は短く左右はちょっと長い感じでした。結構大きいです。
今のところiPhoneとairがあるのですぐにはほしいと思いませんが、値段も値段なので、本物をみたら心が揺らぐかも!?
I love my iPad, but the finger-only interface has been a continuing frustration for me. As an artist and designer, I want to do things that I can easily do with a pen and paper, like write, scribble and sketch. But these are not things we typically do with our fingers, any more than we eat soup or salad with our fingers.
Apple apologists will say that you can sketch and write with the iPad, and indeed we can. Yes, and indeed we can also eat salad or even soup without utensils if it's absolutely necessary. But that's not ideal, is it? Over the years we've developed tools, like forks, spoons, knives and yes, pens, that make life easier. We should expect no less from our interface designers.
This morning I participated in a stimulating discussion on twitter with user experience designers @docbaty, @daveixd, @mojoguzzi and @fred_beecher that left me thinking -- could we solve this problem without changing the hardware? And indeed I think we can.
The problem that a pen solves (beyond carrying ink around) is that it gives the user the ability to "see where they are going." Using your finger to draw on the iPad, or even one of the many styli that are available, has the tendency to hide the point of the virtual "pen," thus hiding the path.
Now imagine an interface that allows you to use the natural gesture you use to write with a pen or pencil, and gives you a point that you can see. Suddenly you can see where you are going and the primary problem is solved.
One of the things that occurred to me this morning -- which led to this insight -- was that when Apple first "virtualized" the keyboard by adding it to the software interface instead of the hardware, there was a lot of initial resistance. I was one of those resisters. I couldn't imagine using a phone without a physical keyboard. But over time, I learned to use the virtual keyboard and now I appreciate the additional flexibility that this interface gives me: to have more screen or less as the case demands.
Why not do the same with the stylus? A "virtualized pen" would answer most of my gripes and over time I would probably come to love it. I might even stop carrying a pen and paper around. And that would be an interface I could fall in love with.
Update: Chris Fahey was inspired by this sketch and did some excellent explorations taking it to the next level, which you can check out here.
Update: A post on the technical challenges and how they might be overcome by Jazzmasterson here.
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Updated comment: 2016.01.20
After using it for some weeks now, I get used to it, and now it’s difficult to go back, its an interesting new experience, yesterday I used my girlfriend iPad Air and felt like an ipad míni to me, did not like the keyboard, the iPad Pro keyboard is much better.
So, is big, is fast,it’s heavy, software needs a lot of updates for the new screen, even Apple apps, but now can’t live without.
“It could be the biggest baddest iPad, but my MacBook 12 it´s smaller, and runs OSX, even if the iPad Apps turn out to be great, I do not see me using it for professional work, more for a playing in great style, interesting sound reproduction from the new speakers.
For the road I still prefer a 12 inch macbook and the power of OSX, something that iOS can not compete, and have a more complete real web experience on a similar size package, and could run apps that I use at home, a better option for low computer needs.
And if I am serious about heavy processor intensive work on the road, I use a MacBook Pro 15.
iPad Pro is great for staying at home, the iPad Air 2 for great iOS power in the move, and iPad Mini 4 the ideal for always have with me, and the one I will buy next, but not so soon.
The finger print sensor it noticeably slower then my iPhone 6s Plus, I feel a little disappointed with that.”
So, we finally bought an iPad for Ryan. We had been planning to get one since few months back, but didn't feel like getting the original version since the new one was coming :). So last week it finally arrived here in Singapore and I queued for 2 hours to get this iPad 2.
The plan was to just install educational apps and books inside it so Ryan can spend his time better than watching TV, but I think that plan is not going very well as he's not that interested in reading :)) Once I put some of his favorite movies and a few games in it, he's been using it for those :))
Strobist: SB-900 + Westcott Apollo 28" camera right main, SB-900 + shoot-through umbrella camera left fill, SB-900 background.