Get a taste of the latest game-changing Creative Cloud innovations, demoed live on stage.
(Image credit: Adobe / Black Edge Productions)
You might have missed out on the MAX conference in LA, but we have the next best thing for you: Adobe has taken its mega-event on the road, and you can catch up with the talks from the MAX Creativity Tour London right here. Adobe gathered a stellar lineup of speakers for an evening of inspirational talks and jaw-dropping demos.
To start with, let's take a look at the opening keynote. Principal Creative Cloud Evangelist Rufus Deuchler kicked off the evening with a whirlwind trip through the most exciting updates to the industry-leading suite of Creative Cloud tools, with a little help from some Adobe artists. You can catch up with his talk below.
In this video, you'll see Deuchler inviting creatives to the stage to demo the new features live in front of the audience. Adobe Creative Resident Octavia Bromell shows off the incredibly lifelike, Sensei-powered brushes in new art app Adobe Fresco ("I have spent hours of my life blending colours. It really is as satisfying as it looks," she laughs). Adobe XD Evangelist Stephanie Maier offers a tantalising taste of the prototyping tool's new co-editing capabilities, and a quick demo of how to use the incredibly helpful Component States.
Deuchler also whizzes through the new AI capabilities in InDesign 2020 (we won't spoil the surprise, but it features pancakes); and the "magical" Object Selection tool in Photoshop. The talk finishes, as all great talks should, with the speaker inviting a dinosaur into the auditorium, courtesy of revolutionary augmented reality app Adobe Aero.
Adobe's Stephanie Maier showed off the latest additions to Adobe XD (Image credit: Adobe / Black Edge Productions)
To find out more about these innovations, check out the Adobe Creative Cloud website. Or for more from the MAX Creativity Tour, including a behind-the-scenes look at the nation's favourite christmas advert and an inspiring talk from one of the most impressive young creators right now, check out the full video playlist.
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Ruth spent a couple of years as Deputy Editor of Creative Bloq, and has also either worked on or written for almost all of the site's former and current design print titles, from Computer Arts to ImagineFX. She now spends her days reviewing small appliances as the Homes Editor at TechRadar, but still occasionally writes about design on a freelance basis in her spare time.
