I appreciate your input. I think for my needs (right now), a more portable size is worth more to me than the larger canvas space and higher resolution.
Oh, you don't have to convince me. When I was a teenager I got a Commodore Amiga 1000 and got my start with digital painting using DeluxePaint on that computer. In later years, I was using a Windows computer and Paint Shop Pro (I would have loved a color Mac and Adobe software, but the price was too steep). It was with Paint Shop Pro that I started to play around with vector art and really enjoyed that. I ended up using that to create the layouts/art for websites I worked on.
My daughter bought me some color pencils one Xmas, and I feel bad that I never used them (she later put them to use herself), but once I went digital (many, many years ago), it was hard for me to ever go back to not having an easy undo feature.
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I already subscribed to Adobe Cloud (student version for my daughter - but so far I've been making use of it more than she has - if/when she starts using it regularly and we bump into eachother with the one license, I guess I'll have to pony up for the $50/month plan myself - ugh). To be honest, it's been several months since I really sat down and made use of the apps again, so I've forgotten some of what they can do. I'll bug you some more once I've reacquainted myself with the Adobe apps.
So Best Buy has the iPad Pro models on sale again today. $499 for the iPad Pro 9.7" 32GB. I already mentioned my preference for a smaller size, but I'm curious what everyone's take here is on storage space. I'm inclined to go with the 32GB model to keep cost down (going up to 128GB is another $100), especially since I need to spend $100 on the Pencil. With Adobe Cloud, you get a certain amount of cloud storage included, anyway. I think other apps also support cloud storage (e.g., iCloud, Dropbox, etc.). So can I get by with 32GB?
