What’s up, friends! Monday night and my week started with the long awaited release of Photoshop for iPad Pro. I’ve been waiting over a year for this. I was one of the earliest adopters and believers in the iPad Pro. From a hardware perspective, it will significantly over engineered and the software was sadly underwhelming. With the newest generation of iPad Pro […I currently have a 12.9” 1TB model], and the release of iPadOS 13, it is finally a production class machine. All that was missing for me was a useable version of Photoshop. I’ll be making an in-depth video in the next day or two.
Tonight, I did have to edit the old fashioned way on my MacBook Pro […like a fucking Neanderthal]. There’s going to be a major learning curve in such a new, touch-centric workflow, and while I’m behind on edits, I need to stick with what’s most affective and efficient. I was digging through some older work with two alt models in Las Vegas, Maribel and Rachel. They reached out about booking a shoot through our mutual friend, 
They booked a room and I met them at the eclectic hotel that evening. They hired a make-up artist that did an amazing horror carnival inspired look. Rachel brought an incredible top hat and both girls had body suits that were cut up custom, on their bodies, by another artist friend. I love working with models that have a clean vision for the shoot they want. The Artisan is dark and haunting, and served as the perfect backdrop for the photos we were making. I decided to go back and do another pass, and finish three more edits, just because I loved the photos.
Starting tomorrow, I’m going to be putting in intense learning hours on Photoshop for iPad. Every day, I decide what photos I’ll be editing that day, finish them for the client, and then post them on Steemit. Tomorrow, I’ll be making one or two tutorials and first impressions and posting them on 
