#art app

[shinakazami1]

Android art apps recommendations?

TL;DR Medibang Pro once again deleted 800 of my exported pngs of my art and seems not to have all the files on the latest way I had them <:( Im trying to at least restore anything I can but I don't want to have to relive this again. Does anyone have recommendations on art programs (free/one time purchase)? <:( preferably with lasso fill brush being an option,,

[lunaeclips]

what app do you use for your art?

-a wof fanartist

I use iArtbook, it’s really fun and has a built-in Timelapse feature. I do not have to pay for anything and I don’t. It’s a free app on my iPad (Apple), but I don’t know about other devices.

[livyamelarts]

I got an account on Cara! It actually has a lot of potential compared to other indie art apps and I highly recommend it 😁

Also sorry I haven't been active lately. I turned off my phone for several days to try to detox a bit, and only used my laptop for the Internet.

[coldbrewblooded]

HEY what are some good mobile drawing apps? I want to have an option to draw while I'm at the vet

[yotomazu]

I downloaded Artflo and I don't know if I should post my art there or not. Does anyone else use the app? If so can you tell me the pros and cons from it before I decide to post someone of my art there? Thanks from advance.

[luckybatcreations]

If y’all don’t know how to pirate, this app is free and is honestly a godsend. Literally the best free (save for some special features but you don’t need them to make great art anyway) that I can possibly recommend.

CSP is including a feature for ai art so it's easier than ever to steal credit from artists

[aznisure]

belly of the beast

[saracastically]

now she’s all ready for spooky season—are you? 🌕🐺

[b00k0flife]

What do u use to draw?

I use Ibis paint X to draws and animation sometimes

But any art app is great to use but I personally use Ibis paint because it easier for me

[blueeemoth]

Late night (or would it be early morning by this point?) cooking

[bigolechompers]

i remember using this art personal trainer app with a little red haired anime girl that would grow the more of the apps exercises you did

cannot find it again

[troythecatfish]

[sondersketches]

Tayasui Sketches, Digital Drawing App

I've been calling the app I use to draw all of my digital art "the free Sketches app on Android" because I use it on an Android phone, and the homepage icon looks like this.

All it says under the simple pen against a white background is "Sketches" without any other names or identifiers.

However, when I opened it the other day I paid enough attention to see that it actually says its full name the first time you run it after having it closed for awhile.

I didn't want to keep being vague about the name, because I know there are other people like me who (for whatever reasons, we all have different situations) can't justify buying and/or subscribing to a digital drawing program or app and are always looking for a free one to allow them to draw. I know I always pay close attention to the exact name and features when another artist or writer mentions a free program they use and get frustrated when they just say "that one, I'm sure you all know it" or "the thing with the icon," so I'd like to share the same details I seek out with anyone who wants them.

If you're one of those people, Tayasui Sketches is available on at least Android and may or may not be available on other mobile platforms. Here's my relevant knowledge and thoughts about Tayasui Sketches.

This program is largely free of fees, subscriptions, and/or ads. It has the one-time cost for its pro upgrade, still image ads you have to scroll past in your sketch library, and the occasional prompt to buy its pro version if you try to use pro features. It may have other ads that play here and there, but they're so rare that they're not memorable to be and I can't be sure what -- if anything -- triggers them to happen.

It's also fairly easy to intuit what goes where and which buttons do what in areas where the initial tutorial/help menu falls short. Developing my own tricks for it and ways of using it has felt natural, for the most part, and it's a big part of why I stick with this app even when I can't use the pro version.

Another reason is the array of tools it gives free users. Not being able to use layers has been frustrating sometimes, and I sometimes look longingly at the small "more tools available in pro" banner in the tool table, but what I can and do use is great for my style of art. Being able to use painterly brushes has helped me refine my art style a lot, the pen brush makes my handwriting and lineart look much more legible than when I draw or write notes on paper, and the text, smudge, and lasso tools have seen more use than I'd expected when I started.

I especially love the options to change the texture and color of the canvas itself, and how the size and opacity sliders for almost all the brushes/tools are so easy to adjust. Being able to save and export my sketches has made sharing my art a lot easier, too.

It's not a perfect program, those most likely don't exist and I'm sure this one has flaws I haven't even noticed, but overall it's great for beginners and good for people who can't get/use a paid app. I like Tayasui Sketches a lot.

[corrodedparadox]

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[8lood8ath-8irthday]

what free app is better than ibis paint x

I HATE THIS FREAKING APP MAN

[lyanmeart]

Hey!

I'm on Cara.App now!