Great app, limited by purchase. 4.99 a month is ridiculous. .99 a month would be understandable. All the good stuff is hidden behind the paywall. Otherwise a great app. Edit: you'd make more money if dropped the price. People would be able to afford it. $4.99 a month is ridiculous. That's the price you should pay for a one time full access, not a month. I'd rather have ads for this price. I mean, you don't even offer a trial to see if the full features are worth it. You can't even move anything
Texjas
Do not even bother calling your app free when you make all the artist essentials an item that needs to be purchased. We're only given such a small list of tools which makes me have to wonder what about this app is so much better that it should be downloaded compared to other editors? So far I see maybe one thing, and the cons outway the pros. The only way I can justify keeping this app is for doing line art and then moving it to another program! Oh wait. Gotta pay to save pngs!
A Google user
There are plenty of art applications out there that are free. For absolutely everything you have to pay 9.99 for a set that in itself is not that bad but then you have to pay additional 4.99 MONTHLY if you want the essential pack and other things. 30.00$ a year for brushes that are most definitely free on other apps. I would understand if there was somthing new and interesting about this art app,but no there is nothing new or interesting they bring to the table.
Nico
So far it gives me almost everything I need to make art and I love the smoothing feature a lot! One thing I would like is a bucket feature or a way to fill in an area with any color. The current "fill" feature just allows you to place a filled-in shape in the photo, but it isn't convenient when it comes to filling in an already existing area. Otherwise, my favorite drawing software. 9/10
A Google user
The paid version is so worth it. The unconventional workflow takes a little getting used to, but it is a very powerful tool set. I love that the canvas is boundless, or if I set an art board size, I can draw past the edge. I like setting "finger action" to "nudge". Now I can quickly draw with the stylus and immediately make an adjustment with my finger, without having to select a different tool. I'm impressed!
Glen Bramlitt
I love the color wheel. Matching them to Copic colors was a nice touch. The one feature that's missing that keeps this from 5 stars, is being able to measure and dimension. I draw furniture and woodworking projects and being able to scale, measure, and dimension drawings is holding me back from fully loving this. Otherwise, definitely one of the more polished apps.
Benni Gilmore
Could easily rival sketchbook if line and ellipse guides were free. I appreciate that it's such a well made app, but it's ridiculous to put making a straight line or a circle, pretty basic sketching tools, behind a paywall. At a glance this is easier to use than sketchbook's mobile app, and feels otherwise pretty intuitive. If "3/4 of the app" doesn't even offer basic composition tools, I'm leary to even buy a little $5 upgrade to unlock... most of the rest? Worth trying, idk about buying it.
Eric Gregg
This is my favorite drawing app. The infinite canvas is ideal for situations where you don't know exactly how much space you'll need, but it wouldn't make sense to split it on to multiple pages (e.g. a mind map). I use it quite a lot for playing table top role playing games. Recent improvement of being able to save to internal storage is huge for me. Using an app called OneSync, I am able to sync the folder on my Android to OneDrive so everything is available on Windows also.
Jennifer LaRocco
The Android version is very difficult to use. I love the tool wheel and color wheel, however I have not been able to draw anything. Everytime I pick what drawing tool I want to use, when I press down on the canvas, all I get is the plus sign symbol. I'm assuming this has something to do with the layers option. I subscribed, but I will be unsubscribing. Please make me Android version more easier to use.
Peter Brown
It's a great drawing app. However, they really limit the tools you can use if you're not on iOS. Even with the pro version, you don't even get simple things like favoriting your colors to find them easier. On their site, they do have some options from IOS that they are starting to implement for andriod/windows, but pallete options just seem to have no support at all.
