Adobe pissed him off for switching over to a subscription system. Wacom pissed him off with a series of UI/UX choices. But as designers know, it's easy to get locked into your workflows, and for industrial designer Eric Strebel, that was Photoshop on a Cintiq for sketching, which he struggled with for years.
Until now. Here Strebel explains why he's switching his sketching over to an iPad Pro and Affinity--not run natively on the tablet, but using Apple's Sidecar. (LOL moment in the presentation: "For all you unboxing ASMR freaks.")
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Sounds like he's going 'out of the (Adobe) frying pan and into the (Serif) fire' to me. Why not truly liberate yourself with today's awesome FOSS alternatives, such as Krita, GIMP, Inkscape, etc.
OMG, who cares?? Software is just a tool. Use what works. There are always 10 ways to get something done. Soft doesn’t make a designer any more than a camera makes a photographer.