Hi,
I just got the iPad Pro 12,9 inch with the Apple Pencil, and now I'm looking for some accessories.
The iPad is primarily for creating art and I will be carrying it with me outside for plein air painting. I need a case that is steady and versatile, so the iPad can be propped up in many different angles and steady enough so I can push hard with the pencil.
I'm not sure what look I want on the case. Apples smart cover looks very sleek (though a bit on the expensive side), and I've also seen some classy leather cases... I think I'm more partial to the leather look, if it's elegant and well made, but I'm open for suggestions.
I would also need a discreet bag to carry things around in.
Lastly, a screen protector. I'm not actually too concerned with the protective qualities. Just looking for something fairly cheap that has a good satin/matte finish, to remove some of the glare (nothing aggressive that ruins the look of the screen) and gives a little tooth to the pencil.
The last point is the most important. I want the screen to feel more like paper when drawing. Just a little bit of tooth and friction to make drawing easier.
Anyhow, I would appreciate any suggestions you might have.
I just got the iPad Pro 12,9 inch with the Apple Pencil, and now I'm looking for some accessories.
The iPad is primarily for creating art and I will be carrying it with me outside for plein air painting. I need a case that is steady and versatile, so the iPad can be propped up in many different angles and steady enough so I can push hard with the pencil.
I'm not sure what look I want on the case. Apples smart cover looks very sleek (though a bit on the expensive side), and I've also seen some classy leather cases... I think I'm more partial to the leather look, if it's elegant and well made, but I'm open for suggestions.
I would also need a discreet bag to carry things around in.
Lastly, a screen protector. I'm not actually too concerned with the protective qualities. Just looking for something fairly cheap that has a good satin/matte finish, to remove some of the glare (nothing aggressive that ruins the look of the screen) and gives a little tooth to the pencil.
The last point is the most important. I want the screen to feel more like paper when drawing. Just a little bit of tooth and friction to make drawing easier.
Anyhow, I would appreciate any suggestions you might have.