If Microsoft wants to lure creative types, though, it quite honestly needs to do more. Indeed, the Microsoft Store is getting a Sun Valley makeover, and the Mail and Calendar app will be replaced with the Outlook PWA at some point. Microsoft is working on replacements and improvements for some of these tools. The provision of MS Paint and Paint 3D is only one example among many, many others, including the Photos app, the Microsoft Store itself, the Movies & TV app, Mail & Calendar, and others. Microsoft often said that it feels like software should fade into the background, which is fine, but it shouldn't excuse shoddy quality or, well, abandonment of those apps. The brutalist function-over-form design of Windows 10 isn't exactly stimulating. I wonder if some of the broader creative audience often seem to prefer the Mac workflow not just for its stability and quality, but also for the visual consistency of the Mac OS. Source: Windows CentralSketchable is my go-to drawing app on Windows.
