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Adobe Photoshop on iPad? This artist is ready for the revolution

Lizzie Nichols tells me she’s mildly insulted that painting programs like Procreate get stuffed under “Entertainment” on the iPad App Store.

I can’t say I blame her. Nichols is one of the visual development artists for Sony Pictures Animation’s which hit theaters recently and has consistently racked up praise for its art and animation (if not its crass humor). Art is her business—specifically, the painting of environments and props that inform 3D designers how a production should look, along with the painting of characters—and she does it well. She worked on the previous film, and her long list of credits include along with freelance work for the likes of

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