Fashion Editors Used To Be Sketching Masters. Apple Began To Enlarge.

Before the advent of smart phones and tablet computers, fashion week is more beautiful than it is now. When models walk, many buyers and fashion editors are buried in pencils to record their favorite styles on their books. Apart from writing characters and sketching, they are also the most convenient and clear way to record.

However, after the advent of smart phones, the "rustle" of pencils has become the "click" of the camera.

As a result, sketching on the Moleskin book will soon become a lost art.

Now, Apple wants to recall this lost culture, iPad Pro is targeted at

With the function of hand drawing, the drawing can be finished with Apple Pencils.

In the autumn and winter of 2016 in New York fashion week, Apple decided to hand over its electronic pencils to buyers and media people.

In this season's New York fashion week, the artist Janelle Sing tested the first series of drafts on the Proenza Schouler show.

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Unparalleled. "

Sing said in an interview with Mashable, "on the big screen, I can always draw to the edge of the device.

The reaction of the stylus is very natural. It feels like ink flowing from the tip of the nose.

The final product is excellent, and I can enlarge all the details. "

"The show is going too fast. I only have time to record some concepts, such as a posture, a hat or an emotion or something.

I never finished the whole draft in the show because I was busy watching the show.

After I finish, I will rush home and feel the rush to finish the sketch.

Sing said.

For Apple, this step is just a smooth sailing.

Since 2013, Apple's illustrations and drawing functions have been achieved. Now, however, it is only a step by step strengthening the binding with the fashion industry to complete Apple's brand positioning.

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So this function is more like an entertaining tool. It's too much to say that it can completely replace traditional pencils.

Sing also said he actually enjoyed the feeling of real pencils and paper.

This discussion is as entangled as "e-books appear and paper books disappear."