This iPad drawing app is solely focused on providing artists who draw comics a platform to unleash their creativity. Comic Drawĭo you only dabble in drawing comics on your iPad and have been looking for a suitable app? Well, you’re in luck as Comic Draw is based on just that. Use Tayasui School as free playing ground and let your creativity loose.

However, don’t be deterred if you think it’s just a children’s app. The drawing area of the app has a bold design so children can find their way around easily and draw to their heart’s content. Sketches can be divided into various folders with colorful covers.

Because when it comes to your creative workflow, we know that no two artists work alike.Īnyone can try out the free public beta of Project Blue now.Besides having plenty of tools (20) and quick navigation to settings, Tayasui School has a whole set of learning lesson videos that teach the young ones how to draw while entertaining them at the same time. Featuring a robust sidebar and on-screen UI, you can quickly access your favorite shortcuts and customize your drawing preferences. Project Blue goes beyond a basic drawing tablet. Like Astropad studio for Mac/iPad, Project Blue for PC/iPad is optimized for Apple Pencil and touch gestures and can be used over WiFi or wired via USB. The beta, named Project Blue allows users to mirror their PC display on iPad and draw, illustrate, and design directly into Windows apps like Photoshop, Illustrator, Blender, ZBrush, and more. Now after hearing lots of feedback from users, Astropad has launched a beta to convert iPad into a PC drawing tablet.Īstropad announced the free public beta on a new landing page.

Astropad has offered its studio app for creative professionals that turns iPad into a Mac drawing tablet since 2017.

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