Now that Apple Stores are beginning to receive more reliable Apple Pencil shipments, some early adopters of the iPad Pro have been able to purchase the accessory over the past week and put it to the test.

Many of those iPad Pro users have been sharing their work in the MacRumors discussion forums, and many of the drawings posted have been very creative. Below is a gallery of some of the sketches shared.

Giraffe and Hippo — markol88

Hippo-Giraffe-Apple-Pencil
Mangavincentriemer

D1
Nike Shoes — snugja

D4
Mini Cooper — modernaccord

D5
Ivykdog0126

D2
Ninja Turtlelewisd25

D7
Apple Pencil online orders still have 4-5 week shipping estimates, but some customers have had better luck visiting an Apple Retail Store in person. Apple Authorized Resellers such as Best Buy are also beginning to receive Apple Pencil stock.

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Top Rated Comments

LewisChapman Avatar
113 months ago
My tablet drawings usually consist of a stick man and hill with a sun (smiling sun obviously).

We have a talented forum.
Score: 14 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Traverse Avatar
113 months ago
I finally made it to an Apple Store today and tried it out. I'm really impressed! The weight and feel of the pencil is perfect, and it was very responsive in Adobe Sketch. I tried writing as if it was a notebook and it actually looked like my handwriting! :eek:

My only disappointment and fear is that it is and will remain an iPad Pro exclusive. The iPad Pro is great at a table, but it felt kind of ridiculous standing there and browsing the web. I was getting the blank edges on webpages like when you go full screen on a 2560p monitor!

Apple Pencil + iPad Air size = heaven (for me, anyway)
Score: 11 Votes (Like | Disagree)
SSD-GUY Avatar
113 months ago
Great. Maybe now they can draw my redesigned rMBP with Skylake, because at this rate, that's the only 'leak' we'll get.
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Alex Moran Avatar
113 months ago
I know alot of you are going to hate me for this, but a friend who's been using Wacom products for 7+ years tells me it is alot better than anything Wacom has to offer in terms of accuracy and shading.

He says he will combine it with astropad
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
charlituna Avatar
113 months ago
To me this is a joke...seriously...you really need an iPad pro to draw??? For me, as a photographer and artist, it is useless because it cannot run a full version of the Photoshop and it doesn't have a file management system. I do not need more toys.
no one NEEDS an iPad Pro. Heck someone with the right skills can use leaves and a burnt stick.

and guess what, just because you worship at the altars of the user accessible file system and Photoshop doesn't mean everyone has to have them.

So don't buy it if you don't want it but don't pretend like it's a total piece of trash that no one should be buying cause it isn't want you want
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Kulfon Avatar
113 months ago
To me this is a joke...seriously...you really need an iPad pro to draw??? For me, as a photographer and artist, it is useless because it cannot run a full version of the Photoshop and it doesn't have a file management system. I do not need more toys.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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