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Apple Pencils at the ready — Procreate’s animation app is almost here.

Pre-orders for Procreate Dreams, the highly anticipated 2D animation app for iPad, are now live on the App Store ahead of its November 22nd release.

This is a one-time purchase of $19.99 with no additional fees — a rare sight given the creative software industry’s love for subscription pricing models (I’m looking at you, Adobe).

A screenshot of Procreate Dreams with text that says “Add voice-over, music, and effects.”
Here’s hoping we see a rise in solo and indie animation projects when this app is released later this year.
Image: Procreate
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