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Watercolor Style painting tutorial (there are other tutorials here for Fresco, too!)

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Adobe Fresco has Live brushes that behave as if you had real paint on your brush. See how Yellena James paints with watercolor while keeping her creative space dry.

James had drawn the head and body of the jellyfish in a previous session. Once she was ready to finish her work, she tapped the layer thumbnail with the head and clicked the eye icon to display it. She did this for each of the hidden layers. She then selected the blue and pink layer and used the Eraser to clean up the paint that flowed outside of the lines. Finally, she tapped and held the head layer and dragged it above the pink and blue layer.

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Adobe Fresco has Live brushes that behave as if you had real paint on your brush. See how Yellena James paints with watercolor while keeping her creative space dry. James had drawn the head and body of the jellyfish in a previous session.

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Water color wash, simple colors with details

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Expressive brushwork, outlining with color, sense of motion

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Portrait Sample- Ear shading, highlights, shadows

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Portrait Sample- Ear shading, highlights, shadows

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Portrait Sample- Glasses, lips, highlights/shadows, eyebrows

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Portrait Sample- Glasses, lips, highlights/shadows, eyebrows

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Portrait Sample- Looking at hair texture and face tones 

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Portrait Sample- Looking at hair texture and face tones 

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Skin Tones- highlights, base, and shadows

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Skin Tones- highlights, base, and shadows

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Students Digitally Painted Portraits from Mrs. Kushner's 6th grade class

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Students Digitally Painted Portraits from Mrs. Kushner's 6th grade class

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Lips in humans are instruments of emotion. Not because we speak with them, but also because of the infinite amount of feelings they can convey. As an artist who paints a still picture, you need to be able to express and suggest all that in one single shot-your painting.

This might sound easy enough, but most times it isn't. You have to master the various emotions' anatomy, while also using light, texture and color to suggest moods and themes.

Take for example the same pair of lips-one of them painted in breezy, light, natural, innocent colors while the other is done in fiery red, shiny lipstick ones. Just seeing the lips means the mood is already set!

So now we'll go over a technique (among many others-everyone has their own way of painting) for painting realistic lips.

1. Different Lip Shapes

First, a few basic lip shapes. From top to bottom, left column: normal lips, full lips, small lips.

From top to bottom right column: thin long lips, angelic lips, Hollywood lips.

2. Lips Seen From Different Angles

Now here are some different angles:

3. Lips Expressing Different Emotions

And some expressions!

4. Drawing the Base Sketch of the Lips

Step 1

Create a new document, and set it to 600 px width and 400 px height. Set its background to Transparent, RBG color mode.

Then once you have that open, name the existing layer "Skin", grab the Paint Bucket Tool (G) and set your foreground color to #c99e7e.

Make a new layer and name it "Sketch".

Set your foreground color to #603521 and take the Brush Tool (B), set to a hard, round brush with both Opacity and Size Jitter turned on. Sketch out the shape of the lips.

5. Adding Base Color to the Lips

Next, it's time to start coloring.

We'll assume the light source is straight in front, at a 0 degrees angle, to make all this easier.

Create a new layer and name it "Lips color". Set your foreground color to #571b13 and taking a hard, round brush with Opacity Jitter turned on, begin filling in with color inside the borders of the lips. Ease out around the corners, so that it blends a little with your background skin color:

6. Lips Basic Shading

Step 1

Create a new layer. Name it "Basic Shading". Set your foreground color to #be4852 and grab the Brush Tool (B), set to a hard, round shape, with Opacity Jitter turned on. Paint around the top of the upper lip, and around the middle of the bottom lip. This will begin to create a tiny 3D effect already.

Then set your foreground color to #b85365 and paint around the bottom of the upper lip and the top of the lower lip, like this:

Next, set your foreground color to #c54d59 and your background one to #701c1e.Remember that lips are convex structures, and since our light source is centered, the middle area of each lip will receive the most light.

Paint softly to enhance the middle of the bottom lip, as well as switch between your foreground and background colors using the X key to create the "crease" effect on the center of the upper lip.

After that, use the Smudge Tool set to a soft, round brush to blend in the colors.

8. Plumper Lips and Base Lip Creases

Step 1

Set your foreground color to #701c1e and start brushing around the bottom of the bottom lip, to give it more of a 3D aspect.

Next, create a new layer and set your foreground color to #742528.

Lower the size of your brush to a very small one-say around 3 or 4 pixels, depending on the size in which you draw-and brush vertical, slightly curved lines on the bottom lip to create creases. Lower the layer's opacity very much, so that they are only barely visible:

9. Adding in Environmental Lighting

Next, we'll deal with the beginnings of the environmental lighting. Environmental light is the light (aka color, in Photoshop) that bounces off the edges of an object, enhancing its 3D appearance.

Step 1

Create a new layer and name it "Enviro Light".

Take the Brush Tool (B) and set it to a hard, round brush with both Opacity Jitter and Size Jitter turned on.

Set your foreground color to #8f503b and paint around the bottom edges of the bottom lip to create a beige effect, such as this:

Step 2

We'll do the same thing as in Step 1, but on the top of the top lip now. Like this:

10. Refining the Lips' 3D Look

Step 1

Next, set your foreground color to #692229 and brush around the top of the bottom lip. This will create the light shadow that the upper lip casts upon the bottom one. Then grab the Dodge Tool, set it to a soft, round brush with Range: Highlights and Exposure: 30% and brush around the ends of the bottom lip to make a soft highlight:

Step 2

Next, set your foreground color to #9b3337 and paint around the bottom of the top lip to create more environmental light.

Then set your foreground color to #d2a192 and your background one to #802424 and begin to give a more defined shape to the crease in the middle of the top lip. Press the X key to easily switch between your foreground and background colors. You can add in some soft creases to the top lip at this stage as well:

11. Lip Creases and Wrinkles

Step 1

Create a new layer, and name it "Lip Wrinkles". Set your foreground color to #490e0e and lower your brush size to a small one, only a few pixels large. Draw vertical, curved, random strokes on both lips, making sure the ones on the bottom lip are around the center and the ones on the top lip are around the edges:

Step 2

Then set your foreground color to #c88e82 and paint a copy of the first lines, using the new color. Make sure the lighter lines are parallel to the first and placed to the left of them. At the end, you can use the Smudge Tool to soften them up a bit, and lower Opacity to taste.

12. Adding Base Gloss

Set your foreground color to a dirty white like #f7dcde, and set your Brush Tool (B) to a soft, round brush with Opacity Jitter turned on. Create a new layer, and name it "Gloss 1".

Brush random vertical shapes around the middle of the bottom lip, like this:

13. Adding More Gloss and Further Detailing

Repeat the process to add more gloss, further refining the wrinkles. At this point I also used the Hue/Saturation command ( Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation) to redden the lips some more.

Also, set your foreground color to #3c0a0a and brush around the bottom of the top lip, to create the shadow it casts on itself.

14. Detailing the Upper Lip

Time to give the upper lip some love too!

Create a new layer, and then paint a blurry blob halfway between the two upper lip "hills". Make sure it's just slightly visible, as a faint glow. Then on top of that, use the same technique as before to paint the white highlights. Make sure that the layer's opacity/fill is set to 100%, otherwise you won't notice the light intensity difference between the fuzzy blob and the highlights!

Create a new layer. Set your foreground color to #eccece and use a small, hard, round Brush (B) to brush light wrinkles over the top lip:

15. Adding Texture to the Lower Lip

Set your foreground color to #6f1e16 and your Brush (B) to a small, soft, round shape.

Brush soft, curved, vertical strokes onto the lower lip, to enhance the wrinkles.

16. Creating the Light Reflections

Step 1

Set your foreground color to #f8d7db and take the Pen Tool (P), set to Shape Layers mode. Create several random shapes, always keeping in mind the vertical orientation.

Step 2

Lower the Opacity of the Pen Tool layer to taste-but make sure it is only slightly visible, as if many windows would be reflected in it:

17. Adding Final Touches to the Lips

As a final touch to the lips themselves, create a new layer above all your others, and set it to Color Dodge blending mode. Set your foreground color to a light tone such as #f1d992.

Take a soft, round Brush (B) and paint around the mid-top of the bottom lip and the top of the top lip, to enhance your highlights. Then lower the layer's Fill to taste.

18. Painting the Interior of the Mouth and the Teeth Base

Step 1

Create a layer under all your Lips layers (but above your Skin color background layer). Name it "Mouth Background"-yes, very creative I know...

Then, set your foreground color to #2b0201 and using a hard, round Brush (B), paint with the dark maroon the area between the lips:

Next, make a new layer again, and name it "Teeth". Set your foreground color to #52221d and, following the sketch, draw the base shapes of the teeth:

19. Adding Detail to the Teeth

Step 1

Start off by setting your foreground color to #6d4848 and your background one to #2f0503.

Then take a medium-soft, round brush with Opacity Jitter turned on, and paint the middle of the teeth (think of them in a convex way). Use the darker color to shade the outer edges. Also, lower the size of your brush to just a few pixels and define the boundaries between the teeth more:

Step 2

Next, set your foreground color to #856262 and define the bottom edges of the teeth-especially the frontal two ones-better:

Using the same color, add a couple of strokes to highlight the following areas:

the left corners of the right-side teeth

the right corners of the left-side teeth

Lastly, set your foreground color to #a18c8c and add two highlights of color around the inner corners of the left and right two front teeth:

20. Painting the Base Skin Shading

Step 1

Create a new layer and place it right above your background "Skin" one.

Then set your foreground color to #edb087 and your background one to #b35f51.

Take a soft, round, big brush and paint the top half in the lighter color, and the bottom half in the darker color:

Next, set your foreground color to #f2d6ab and your background one to #903a39. Brush around the bottom of the lip with the darkest color, to create a shadow which follows the lip shape.

Then, with your lighter color, paint the chin as a lighter bump that goes from darker at the ends to shiny at the center:

Next, set your foreground color to #f2d6ab and your background one to #b76141 and paint two spikes going up from the upper lip creases. Make the highlight stronger the closer you are to the lip, and weaker the further away you get.

Then, using the darker color, paint a cone of shadow between them, darker at the top and lighter as you get closer to the lips:

21. Blending the Lips With the Skin

Then set your foreground color to #84372a and your background one to #d78765.

Using the darker color, paint around the corners of the lips, darker the closer you are to the separation line between the lips, and lighter as you go outward. Focus mainly on the sides and the upper part.

Then press X to switch your foreground color with your background one, and start brushing lightly around the bottom of the separation line, to create a depth effect:

22. Adding Skin Texture

Go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Set it to Uniform, Monochromatic, around 2.5 intensity, and click OK. Then take the brush provided in the .abr attachment and paint lightly to create skin pores-alternate between light and dark colors for the best effect:

23. Optional: Painting Lips Makeup

You can always take it a step further and add makeup-let's try a Queen Amidala-esque one!

Set your foreground color to #ffffff and create a new layer. Set your layer to Linear Light mode and lower the Fill to 30%.

Then brush with a medium hard round brush with Opacity Jitter turned on around the top and bottom of the center of the lips.

Paint more around the center and less around the edges:

24. Admire Your Handiwork

Mandatory official step to motivate you to do more and better!

I hope you found this useful, and that you enjoyed the journey. If you try this out and wish to share your result and/or hit bumps along the way, feel free to drop a comment below about it.

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From quick sketches to fully finished artwork, Sketchbook goes where your creativity takes you.

Sketchbook is an award-winning sketching, painting, and drawing app for anyone who loves to draw. Artists and illustrators love Sketchbook for its professional-grade feature set and highly customizable tools. Everyone loves Sketchbook for its elegant interface and natural drawing experience, free of distractions so you can focus on capturing and expressing your ideas.

* A full complement of brush types: pencils markers, airbrushes, smear and more that look and feel just like their physical counterparts
* Brushes are highly customizable so you can create just the look you want
* Guides, rulers and stroke tools support precision when you need it
* Layers with a full complement of blend modes deliver the flexibility to build up and explore drawings and color
* Purpose-built for sketching, the interface is clean and unobtrusive so you can focus on drawing

Purchase the Premium Bundle to unlock more...
* Import and export brushes
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* plus more to come!

Amazing app! Suggestions

This art app is so great!! I've been using it for about a year now and I love just about everything about it. I've used other digital drawing apps in the past (like Medibang), but this is the app I found the highest liking to. This app is so, so good, and I'm definitely going to be using it for a long while.

There are some things that could be added to this. One thing is a pen tool. Not the actual brush, but the tool were you can tap, make points that you can shape to lines curves. This is a great tool for line art and could be VERY useful to users on here. Another thing that could be added is for users to be able to create their own selection of brushes. We can only have one already created pin at a time, but a lot of us mix different brushes from other pins. Like I almost always use the Inking Pen, Fountain Pen, Colorless Round Brush, Hard Eraser, Hair Brush, Airbrush, Pencil Pal, and the Synthetic Round Bristle Brush in each of my works, and they almost all come from different pins. It would be helpful if we didn't have to go searching for certain brushes each time we want them.

This really, really is a great drawing app, and I definitely recommend it to people who may or even may not try it out. I hope my two small suggestions help, as they could be helpful to other users and myself. I love this app so much! Can't wait to see what other great things come out of it.

Love it! But please add tools

I absolutely love this app! It's by far the best free drawing app out there... it has so many tools and features, and preset colors are really handy. It's also really easy to edit with, surprisingly. So it does more than just draw with a little help of copy and pasting of layers. My phone has a pretty small screen, (iPhone 5s) but with a stylus, it's actually pretty easy to draw real art. And it has so many brushes. And the app runs super smoothly on my phone. And a bonus, no annoying ads. No in-app purchases. I absolutely love that, and is yet another reason why I love this app. I also really love the design of the app, once you get the hang of what it can do it's so easy. And the clean minimalist appearance is really nice. My recommendation for future updates, there isn't really a way to just blend colors. Sure there are brushes with that affect, but it would be so helpful if there was a blender that just blurred the colors together instead of smearing them; a brush that isn't supposed to resemble any real-life brush. If you could add that it would be so helpful! Also when I save a drawing to my camera roll, the quality is reduced from what it was in the app, So normally I just screenshot my art instead. But if you could fix this issue I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for this amazing app. I definitely recommend.

Great sketching app!

Great app! I've had this app maybe for a month but I already love it. The features are a lovely mix of creative and technical that I can really appreciate. I also love that you can purchase the extra tools without having to commit to some yearly payment plan.

I've only found one bug so far that keeps this review from being five stars. When I first started using the app, I noticed that using the hold-touch-eyedropper function, even by accident, would cause the app to effectively crash. I could still access all of my projects, but none of the tools would make any mark whatsoever until I went out of the app, closed it out, and restarted it. After I turned the long-hold-touch shortcut off, the bug didn't pop up as often, but every once in a while, it still does act like I've activated the eyedropper and the app will 'crash' again. The bug never happens when I manually go into the color wheel and click the eye dropper button, so I think the bug is linked to the gesture shortcut that I can't seem to turn off.

The bug isn't a super big deal, but it is a little annoying, especially if you do like to use that shortcut and keep it switched on, and it is irritating to have my work interrupted because I have to restart the app. It would be great if the developers could fix it in the next update. Otherwise, the app is great for drawing and sketching and I would definitely recommend it.

Hi Kjolblk, you are the second person in two days who have come across this issue. Would you mind submitting a ticket? This will provide a way for our devs and support to contact you, if they have any further questions. Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention! (https://support.sketchbook.com/hc/requests/new?ticket_form_id=149598)

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System Requirements for running Adobe Fresco

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Adobe Fresco is a free drawing and painting app built especially for Apple Pencil and iPad, and designed for artists who draw professionally or paint for passion. Want to take your artwork to the next level? Upgrade to the premium version through the App Store and you'll also get Photoshop on iPad, plus all the premium features of Adobe Fresco, including thousands of exclusive brushes that get updated seasonally.

Adobe Fresco combines the power of your favorite Photoshop brushes with the precision of vector brushes and the revolutionary technology of Live Brushes, for unlimited expression. Paint with watercolors and oils that blossom, blend, smear, and smudge just like the real thing. Work with infinitely scalable vector brushes to create crisp lines, ready to print at any size. With the premium version, you can also easily import all your Photoshop brushes, or choose from over a thousand natural brushes created by celebrated master Kyle T. Webster.

Adobe Fresco reimagines essential tools for illustrators, including modernized selection and masking, and a flexible UI so you can draw faster and without distractions. Premium features add Photoshop integration with automatic cloud syncing. Brushes and projects follow you across devices, so you can work wherever inspiration strikes.

FREE FEATURES
* 50+ Photoshop brushes, vector brushes, and exclusive new Live Brushes
* Access to your custom brushes from Adobe Capture and other libraries
* Powerful tools for creation, including selections, masking, layers, and layer groups
* Automatic migration of Adobe Photoshop Sketch and Adobe Illustrator Draw projects
* Time-lapse video that you can export to replay your creation
* Easy export of your files as PNG or JPEG
* Step-by-step learning content

PREMIUM ONLY FEATURES
* Access to Photoshop on iPad
* An expanded library of 1,000+ brushes
* Roundtripping with Photoshop on desktop (requires Creative Cloud plan with Photoshop)
* 100GB of cloud storage
* New quarterly brushes by Illustration evangelist Kyle T. Webster
* Ability to import brushes (ABR files)

Version 1.7.0

SNAPLINE: Draw using any brush and pause at the end of a stroke to activate this feature. You'll see the stroke pop into a more smoothed version! (Toggle it on in App Settings > Input > Snapline.)

NEW TUTORIAL: Watch this quick tutorial in the Learn section and get to know the magical multicolor eyedropper.

CHARCOAL BRUSHES: We've added a new collection of Pixel brushes that mimic the beauty of charcoals.

FIXED BUGS AND IMPROVEMENTS: We've fixed bugs and made performance improvements throughout, including faster saving for documents with Watercolor.

If you're enjoying Fresco, please leave a review. It really helps other people discover the app!

The best painting experience ( free version )

I am a student and learning painting as a hobby. I have been painting when I was 3 years old, I am not professional however drawing/painting has been part of my life for nearly 4 decades. I am trying to move to digital painting for sometime now and used different softwares like photoshop with stylus, procreate etc. I wanted an app which can provide real painting/drawing experience and adobe fresco fulfills that dream. The live brushes are just amazing. There are reviews which talk about not having many tools but I don't think we really need them unless you are working on a time constraint production. Real painting is not about having multiple tools, it's about the experience. I am glad that there is a eraser option as in real media you don't even have that luxury. I used procreate it's a great app for digital artists but does not mimic the experience of real painting. So don't go by the bad reviews and try out this app. I really really don't want adobe to kill this app just for bad reviews. Also there has been a lot of feedback on high prices, however I think they are just for professionals who are mostly already paying for creative cloud. I just have the free app ( didn't register for 6 months ) and I have access to all the tools I need to learn and practice. I believe adobe did a great job here and should be appreciated.

A Work in Progress

After hearing much talk about Fresco, I wanted to try it as an alternative to Procreate and was pleasantly surprised. The most attractive feature to me is the pencil brush and how real it feels by default. I have not been able to find something as natural with the perfect amount of noise yet for PC even though I've been using it for years. Yes, the default pencil is beautiful so I have been using this for ideation.

I am only giving Fresco 3 stars, however, because in 2 days of using this app it has already crashed 10 times. That makes it really difficult to keep a steady workflow. The files aren't particularly big, which makes me raise my eyebrows.

Also, the lack of being able to distort or warp images in perspective, which is essential in both Photoshop and Procreate, makes it difficult for me to use this professionally. I am subscribed to CC so this comes with the bundle, but unless these very basic essentials are fixed, it will be hard to compete with Procreate 5 in my opinion.

Good app, bad price

The app is fine as far as a drawing/painting app is concerned. I like Procreate better, but the brush engine for the live brushes is impressive. Adobe's pay monthly per app subscription model, in addition to having to pay them a subscription for CC connectivity, is the reason I no longer utilize Adobe's ecosystem for my professional work. If this app, like Procreate or the Affinity apps, offered a $10-$20 one time purchase option (maybe more, just using those numbers because the mentioned apps are in that range) then I would absolutely pay once to add a fully featured painting app to my workflow. But alas, like the rest of Adobe's products, I have downloaded and played with the trial of this one and cannot find anything that would motivate me to pay a monthly fee for this app let alone to then pay more to be able to have a CC account to save and export my files to. This payment model must be successful for them because they keep doing it, but it's alienating me and a lot of their other independent/non-enterprise users. To the point where neither I nor anyone I know in my professional circle use Adobes CC products to produce their work. If anything, it has driven the people who want to continue to use Adobes programs to piracy and other ways of getting access to CS6 and the like. Good app, I will continue to avoid unnecessary nickel-and-dime subscription models like the plague.

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Compatibility

Requires iOS 12.2 or later. Compatible with iPad Pro (12.9‑inch), iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (9.7‑inch), iPad Pro (9.7‑inch) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad (5th generation), iPad (5th generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (2nd generation), iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (2nd generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (10.5‑inch), iPad Pro (10.5‑inch) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad (6th generation), iPad Wi‑Fi + Cellular (6th generation), iPad Pro (11‑inch), iPad Pro (11‑inch) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (3rd generation), iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (3rd generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad mini (5th generation), iPad mini (5th generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad Air (3rd generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad (7th generation), iPad (7th generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (11‑inch) (2nd generation), iPad Pro (11‑inch) (2nd generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular, iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (4th generation), and iPad Pro (12.9‑inch) (4th generation) Wi‑Fi + Cellular.

Languages

English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Copyright

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Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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https://bit.ly/2z8T7bg

This will allow you to install creative cloud on your Mac or PC for your year long license which is included with this class. Use it for Photoshop or any other Adobe apps you are interested in exploring!

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Go to gmail.com and type in your student's first name last initial @roycemoreschool.org.

For example, Jane Doe would be janed@roycemoreschool.org

The initial password is Roycemore.

You will be asked to change it the first time you log in.