Don’t forget to make a new layer on which to draw the finished artwork. It’s easy to convert the sketch to a template: just open the Layers control, and reduce the opacity by dragging the slider. It shows the placement of the text and graphic elements, and it will serve as a good starting point. Here’s a sketch for a logo for a brand of chocolates named after the composer Franz Liszt, created in the free mobile app Adobe Draw.

Fortunately, as we’ll see, Adobe makes the process simple through its tight Creative Cloud integration between all its apps.

But to bring a serious piece of artwork to conclusion, you’ll most likely need to open it on a desktop application as well. It’s certainly possible to start artwork on a mobile device, and even to create and incorporate elements that will form part of the finished work. But can they be more than that? Is it possible to use them to create real artwork, rather than just roughs? The answer is both yes and no. Adobe’s mobile applications are great tools for sketching out ideas while on the move.

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