No, Adobe Fresco is a color-managed app that uses the RGB color space by default. This means that it uses red, green, and blue as its primary colors, which are used to create a wide range of other colors. RGB is a good choice for digital art because it is widely supported by different devices and platforms.

Why doesn’t Adobe Fresco use CMYK?

CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black) is a color space that is used for printing. It is a smaller color space than RGB, which means that it can’t create as many colors. However, CMYK is better suited for printing because it can reproduce the colors of printed inks more accurately.

Can I use CMYK in Adobe Fresco?

Yes, you can use CMYK in Adobe Fresco if you need to create artwork that will be printed. To do this, you will need to convert your RGB artwork to CMYK. You can do this by exporting your artwork as a CMYK file or by using the CMYK conversion tool in Adobe Fresco.

What are the benefits of using CMYK in Adobe Fresco?

There are a few benefits to using CMYK in Adobe Fresco:

• Your artwork will be more accurate when it is printed.
• You will have more control over the colors of your artwork.
• You will be able to create artwork that is more suitable for print media.

What are the drawbacks of using CMYK in Adobe Fresco?

There are a few drawbacks to using CMYK in Adobe Fresco:

• CMYK is a smaller color space than RGB, which means that you will not be able to create as many colors.
• CMYK can be more difficult to work with than RGB.
• CMYK files are larger than RGB files.

Overall, whether or not you should use CMYK in Adobe Fresco depends on your specific needs. If you need to create artwork that will be printed, then CMYK is a good option. However, if you are only creating artwork for digital use, then RGB is a good choice.

Here is a table summarizing the key differences between RGB and CMYK:

Feature | RGB | CMYK

Primary colors | Red, green, and blue | Cyan, magenta, yellow, and black

Size | Larger | Smaller

Suitability | Digital art | Printing

Accuracy | Less accurate for printing | More accurate for printing

Control | Less control over colors | More control over colors

File size | Smaller | Larger

I hope this helps!