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The versatile Apple Pencil is the best tool to reach for when you need pixel-perfect precision. Use it to jot down notes, draft a schematic, or paint a watercolor. Or sign a lease or mark up an email. Whatever you need to do, Apple Pencil is easy to use but impossible to put down.
An artist with a bold, minimal style who explores positive and negative space with vibrant color.
Perfectly on&point for anything you do.
While it resembles a classic writing tool, Apple Pencil is so much more. Whether you’re marking up a complex document, designing a building on-site, or retouching layers in a photo, you get an astonishing selection of tools in a single instrument. With amazing apps designed to take full advantage of its distinctive features, Apple Pencil offers unmatched versatility.
Apple Pencil lets you jot down notes and sketch ideas as naturally as you do on paper. And with iOS 11, you can add handwriting and drawings alongside text and search handwritten notes using Spotlight. There are also great note-taking apps in the App Store that let you do even more.
In iOS 11, write a note instantly without unlocking your iPad. Scan paper documents right from the Notes app. And pin your most-used notes to the top of your notes list.
Take notes, sketch ideas in decorative ink styles, and mark up photos.
Create beautiful, searchable handwritten notes and easily annotate documents.
Enhance your notes with diagrams and sketches and convert handwriting, including formulas, into type.
Easily write, sketch, diagram, annotate photos, and more.
Make precise edits to complex documents, spreadsheets, and presentations to share with colleagues.
Design beautiful cards in your own handwriting on iPad Pro.
Annotate and share visuals from a comprehensive 3D atlas of the human body.
Write and sketch ideas on a digital whiteboard during video meetings.
Use Apple Pencil to cut out, combine, and seamlessly blend images.
Use your favorite architectural drafting tools to create beautiful sketches at multiple scales.
In iOS 11, easily sketch, draw, or write directly in an email or on an attachment.
Write on and highlight text in PDFs, insert text and stamps, and sign and merge documents.
Mark up any screenshot or image with customizable colors and fonts.
In iOS 11, mark up a PDF of an entire web page for easy sharing.
An artist who expands upon the expressive potential of letterforms and ornamental design.
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Created by Shyama Golden
With a background in oil painting and graphic design, Shyama Golden now works chiefly as an illustrator. Patterns, people, and animals are common themes in her digital work, which includes animation. “Because of its precision, speed, and design, I’ve switched to using Apple Pencil for all my professional work — from preliminary sketches to final pieces. Along with the Procreate app, it’s a life-changing tool for illustrators. Even if I’m doing a physical oil painting, I’ll first do the study using Apple Pencil.”
Created by Cecilia Lundgren
Swedish illustrator Cecilia Lundgren works mostly with ink and watercolor processed in Photoshop. “I was surprised how easily I could create an illustration using only iPad Pro with Apple Pencil. I normally use lots of paper, pencils, watercolors, a scanner, and Photoshop on my laptop to get the same result and expression.”
Created by Seb Lester
British artist Seb Lester is singularly focused on the expressive potential of letterforms and ornamentation. He uses principles of harmony, contrast, and vitality to produce intricate and beautiful examples of both. “I’m very impressed with how sensitive Apple Pencil is as a drawing tool. It was a very natural transition from traditional methods. Apple Pencil offers a tremendous amount of control, so the marks you make can be as dramatic or as nuanced as you like. It is also an object of beauty in and of itself.”
Created by Sarah Clifford
Illustrator Sarah Clifford turns biological concepts into bright, colorful pictorial notes that are easy to learn and remember. She refined her technique over years of study in medical school in England. “Apple Pencil is a dream to work with. I achieve far more accuracy and detail than I ever managed with pen and paper. And I can replicate my exact style. Being able to erase, resize, and move parts of my illustrations has revolutionized the way I produce images. I couldn’t go back to working without it.”
Created by Tim Leong
Brooklyn-based author and designer Tim Leong creates bold infographics and data visualizations across a wide variety of topics, especially pop culture. He’s published infographics books about comic books and Star Wars. “I really liked how precise the pencil was. Certainly way more precise than if I tried to draw something with my finger. So it was easy to translate what I saw in my brain and put it to tablet.”
Created by Jean Jullien
A graduate of London’s Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art, French artist Jean Jullien’s eclectic practice ranges from illustration to photography, video, costumes, installations, books, posters, and apparel.
Created by Gemma O’Brien
Artist and designer Gemma O’Brien’s work ranges from calligraphic brushwork, illustration, and digital type to large-scale hand-painted murals. Language, words, and phrases are frequent starting points for dynamic compositions that merge illustration and type. “The first time I used Apple Pencil I was surprised at the similarity to the analog drawing experience. The reaction speed and immediacy of the stroke was fantastic. And Apple Pencil and iPad are great for drawing on the go.”
Created by Bec Brittain
Brooklyn-based designer Bec Brittain manufactures bespoke light fixtures that are as sculptural as they are functional. She uses Apple Pencil to conceive an array of projects. “Apple Pencil has a very short learning curve. In less than an hour it felt natural to sketch with. I was pleasantly surprised at how tactile it felt to draw with.”
Created by Catherine Madden
Information designer Catherine Madden creates hand-drawn infographics, data doodles, and sketched notes for herself and clients. She uses iPad in every phase of her design process, from note-taking and idea sketching to creating the final piece. “The first time I used Apple Pencil I was blown away by how lifelike the drawing experience was, particularly with different pressure and angles. It also feels more natural in my hand than other styluses because the shape is closer to a standard pen or pencil.”
Engineered like a&computer. Works like a pencil.
The technology inside Apple Pencil is revolutionary, yet picking it up for the first time feels instantly familiar. And though it’s far more precise than your finger, it’s just as easy to use.
With Apple Pencil, you can make virtually any number of effects right down to a single pixel. It’s perfect for creating technical illustrations or adding fine details in a portrait. You can even touch and hold with two fingers in supported apps to get a virtual ruler that lets you draw straight lines.
An architecture studio with a particular focus on arts-related commissions.
On the new iPad Pro with ProMotion technology, latency — the tiny delay between when you begin drawing and the time it appears on the screen — is virtually imperceptible. This lightning-fast responsiveness creates a smooth and natural experience unmatched by other creative tools.
Sophisticated and accurate pressure sensors determine exactly how hard the tip of Apple Pencil is being pressed down. Press harder to draw thicker lines. Use a gentle touch for wispy hairlines. And adjust your pressure for anything in between.
Two tilt sensors in the tip of Apple Pencil calculate the angle of your hand. As you write or draw, the relative positions of these sensors are detected by the Multi-Touch display. So you can create different degrees of shading simply by tilting Apple Pencil the way you would a conventional pencil.
iPad Pro is designed with palm rejection technology, making it possible to rest your hand on the iPad screen while you use Apple Pencil. So you can focus on drawing with the utmost precision instead of worrying about how to position your arm.
A graphic designer who tells stories with innovative infographics and illustrations.
Under the magnetic cap of Apple Pencil is a Lightning connector that lets you plug into iPad Pro. In a pinch, 15 seconds of charging gives you 30 minutes of use.1 And a full charge gives you 12 hours of scribbling, sketching, annotating, and editing.2
of battery life
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