However, after a little research I came across an amazing app made specifically for the iPad called Shapr3D.
Unfortunately though, SketchUp doesn't make an iPad app. After very little use, the Apple pencil makes drawing effortless and quite similar in feel and feedback to a real pencil, but with all of the colors, pencils, markers, and pens in the world at my disposal. To further make the utility of this process more accessible in my shop and with clients, I bought an iPad pro. Then a more formalized layout and design in the same drawing program, upon which I draw upon to make a 3d CAD. My process generally follows from lots of doodling in drawing program, ProCreate. Moreover I can show 2d drawings where all the different parts are different colors and then 3d images that can be turned in ever direction and taken apart to reveal construction, which to say is a hit with clients would be a gross understatement. I was never a great draftsman, and trying to draw things to scale with an architects ruler was a lot of work. Being able to fix drawings, lines, sizes, and shapes with a few strokes and keys rather an eraser, protractor, and ruler is highly desirable. There are variety of reasons that are driving me in that direction and I won't go into them all, but much it is convenience and customer response. Much like the OP I am moving from pen and paper to digital design and layout.
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