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With Lima’s $1.2 Million KickStarter campaign successfully wrapped up<\/a>, it’s time to turn our attention to the next great French KickStarter campaign. One candidate for such a title is the Grenoble-based iSketchnote<\/a>, a “smart iPad cover” by iSKN, which launched its $35,000 campaign today<\/a>. The product uses a special cover & magnet-tipped pens alongside any piece of paper, allowing designers, artists & other creative professionals to convert in real-time their sketchbook drawings to digital.<\/p>\n %CODEISKN%<\/p>\n The project has gained momentum pretty quickly, likely because it presents a viable alternative to Adobe’s Project Mighty<\/a>, which it previewed earlier this year. Adobe’s project currently lacks an official release date, though, given its emphasis on the Creative Cloud, one can expect that the project will\u00a0eventually<\/em> see the light of day.<\/p>\n For now, iSketchnote looks like a great alternative for people who want to do everything from digitally sign a document while preserving a physical copy, bring their animations into the digital world, or even showcase\u00a0how<\/em> they draw characters by using the product’s video feature, which allows users to watch a video-recap of the digital drawing being created in real-time as it happened.<\/p>\n