Moleskine and Adobe have teamed-up to create a new Moleskine Smart Notebook and companion application that allows users to easily convert sketches into vector images.
The Moleskine Smart Notebook combines with than iOS app and Adobe’s Creative Cloud to take your ideas from paper to vector artwork in an instant. Watch the video after the jump to see how it works.
“The Moleskine, a Creative Cloud connected app gives you the ability to instantly turn hand-drawn sketches into fully workable digital files within the Creative Cloud. Draw on any custom page of the Moleskine Smart Notebook then take a picture of your drawing using the Moleskine App.
The special page markings in the notebook allow the app to process and optimize the image as a JPG file before converting it to an SVG file. With an Adobe Creative Cloud membership, easily sync your artwork to the Creative Cloud and open them for refinement in Adobe Illustrator CC or Adobe Photoshop CC. With the Moleskine Smart Notebook and Moleskine App, Creative Cloud connected products by Moleskine, it’s easy to take your initial ideas to finished design.“
For more information on the new Moleskine Smart Notebook and Moleskine Creative Cloud connected app jump over to the Moleskine website via the link below for details and the to down the iOS application.
“Watch paper evolve as the creative process is condensed into a few simple steps. The Moleskine Smart Notebook, Creative Cloud connected lets you instantly turn hand-drawn sketches into fully workable digital files.
Draw by hand, use the Companion App to sync your files to the Creative Cloud and immediately open your image in Adobe Photoshop CC or Adobe Illustrator CC for refinement. This way, you can focus on the idea when you’re offline, then elaborate it when you’re back at your workplace.”
Source: Moleskine
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