BY Jen Karney on Thu March 07th, 2013
Do you enjoy hobbies?
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BY Christine Chan on Tue November 27th, 2012
Looking for a fast way to quickly capture rough sketches? Then Drwer may be the app you're looking for.
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BY Brent Dirks on Fri August 17th, 2012
The new Sumo.fm drawing app for the iPad looks to help artists create images they are proud to share with the online community.
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BY Tommy Ly on Thu February 02nd, 2012
Adonit, creators of the Jot stylus, have released their first app that doesn't know write from wrong.
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BY Tyler Tschida on Tue November 29th, 2011
Here's your chance to win Tracing Paper ($2.99) for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
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BY Tim Chaten on Wed August 10th, 2011
There's an artist in all of us. Let that artist out using sophisticated tools given to you by the iPhone.
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BY Clinton Ferreira on Sun July 31st, 2011
If drawing and doodling is your thing, let this little app show you a thing or two about anime and manga.
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BY Felix Xiao on Sun July 03rd, 2011
It's the debut night of the Scribble Show, and Megan needs your help to draw the patterns on all the scribble cards before they fall to the ground. Can you help make her performance a success?
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BY Greg Sapienza on Mon June 27th, 2011
The animation process has gone thorough several stages in history. It began with simple drawings and then moved over to desktop software. Now animation is in another stage, one that fits on the sleek form factor of the iPad. We have updated this AppGuide to feature Animation Desk, an app with awesome functionality and a beautiful interface as well.
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BY Emily Becker on Mon June 20th, 2011
Imagine that the Spirograph and the Etch A Sketch had a love child. Meet P5P, a generative sketching app for iPhone and iPad.
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BY Greg Sapienza on Fri June 17th, 2011
Vector drawing is a complicated and yet interesting way to draw graphics. The apps listed here show the best, most feature-rich apps that have vector drawing capabilities. Due to a request from one of our readers, we have added an excellent free option called neu.Draw for all of your vector drawing needs.
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BY Robin Rhys on Tue May 10th, 2011
Looking for a way to entertain your kids while making them smarter? Today's AppAdvice EXTRA focuses on five apps to help you do just that.
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BY Susan Megrund on Thu April 28th, 2011
Children and adults will love all the tools this Draw It Easy has to offer. When you finish your first drawing, you will feel very proud of your creation! It is amazing how these lessons actually work!
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BY Susan Megrund on Mon April 18th, 2011
The iCharcoal app simulates drawing using charcoal sticks on different types of paper. Within minutes, you can create a stunning drawing that will impress you friends and family. The best part … your fingers stay clean.
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BY Karen Freeman on Sun April 10th, 2011
Due to a reader request, we have revamped this AppGuide to reflect the addition of a powerful new art tool to the app store: Art Rage. The iPad is simply an amazing tool for artists,
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BY Greg Sapienza on Fri March 04th, 2011
Vector drawing is a complicated and yet interesting way to draw graphics. The apps listed here show the best, most feature-rich apps that have vector drawing capabilities.
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BY Tim Chaten on Wed January 12th, 2011
The iPad has become an amazing tool for artists. The iPad has tons of great drawing apps. These include apps that are as simple as finger painting apps and apps that are pretty powerful and complex. This AppGuide will help you pick out the best drawing app for your needs.
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BY Felix Xiao on Tue September 21st, 2010
Lite-Brite is a legendary childhood drawing game that has been a hit since its release in 1967. Does EA's iPhone version live up to the brand name? Read on to find out more.
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BY Phil Wheeler on Thu May 13th, 2010
It seems that as well as revolutionising the way we listen to music, browse the web and read books Apple have succeeded in creating a whole new medium to draw and paint with. And I'm not just talking about stick men, doodles and squiggles, I am talking about proffessional artists creating exceptional pieces or real artwork.
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BY Kiet Chieng on Wed April 28th, 2010
The fun, new iBrite app brings back some childhood nostalgia minus all of the worries of losing those Lite Brite pegs.
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