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I'm a graphic designer and I'm working with an artist who uses Adobe Draw (on an iPad), and does not have an Adobe subscription themselves.
I was wondering if it's possible for them to send their Draw file to my Illustrator, without them having to use Illustrator themselves?
I need to work with an editable file instead of a flat image, so I'm open to any options to make this happen for me without them needing their own access to Illustrator, if possible.
Thanks in advance.
There are two options for sharing in Draw. The first shares your entire project, including all the drawings within that project. This option only goes to Behance as a published project.
The second option shares individual drawings within a project. To access this option, you must first open a drawing and get into drawing mode. In this mode, you should see your drawing tools on the side and a header bar across the top. On that header bar is a share icon. Send To Illustrator/Photoshop should be options in the resulting popup that you see after tapping that icon.
