Although we always think of tablets mainly as instruments for the consumption of content, the truth is that they can be fantastic tools also for the creación, even if we don't have a stylus, and one of the activities in which your touch screen, comparing even with a PC, it is certainly that of to draw, so much so that it is tempting even for the least skilled with the brush to give one of the great free drawing applications that we can find in the App Store and in Google Play. Would you like to try yours? We leave you with a selection of the best that we can try at no cost, although we have also included a couple of payments (one exclusive to Android and another exclusive from iOS) for those who are even willing to invest something to have the best experience.
sketchbookexpress
The application of Autodesk really popular is Autodesk Sketchbook, and it certainly deserves to be in this selection as well, but we have preferred to give priority to this sketchbookexpress Simply because it is free and, in order not to require any prior investment, the truth is that it is one of the most solvent. It even has a few of the most interesting features of the pro version, such as the 2500% zoom. If you try it and you like the experience, we are always in time to jump to the higher version.
Adobe Illustrator Draw
Despite not being one of the most popular applications of AdobeThis Illustrator Draw is a really interesting drawing application, with the particularity of being specifically focused on the simulation of drawing with a pen. As is often the case with Adobe applications, we can get even more out of it, if we combine them with others, taking advantage of the functions of Creative Cloud (We can import creations, for example from Capture, and export the ones we make here to Illustrator or Photoshop to work with them as layers).
Tayasui sketches
Before moving on to the most powerful applications, we leave you one more recommendation, aimed at those looking for an application simple and easy to use, to test your skills with pencil, ink or watercolors without too much hassle. Tayasui sketches is an application that has become popular in the App Store, but that we can now also find on Android and although there are a few in-app purchases, with the basic tools we will have more than enough if we are not too demanding.
art flow
As with SketchbookExpress, we have a paid version of art flow much more complete, but for the average user the free version will probably also be more than enough in terms of a variety of brushes, layers and others. What makes it stand out from the rest, in any case, is an accelerated graphics processing engine that gives it more fluency the process and allowing us to get the most out of both the stylus of the Shield Tablet of Nvidia as of the S-Pen of Samsung.
Clover paint
Our exclusive recommendation for Android users willing to pay for all the features you could want is Clover paint. There is also a free version (Clover Memo LITE) that we can take a look at first and we must be aware that, due to its complexity, it can cost us a bit learn to manage it. Of course, once we have achieved it, few applications will we find that put so many customization tools and options at our disposal.
Procreate
The reference application when it comes to drawing and painting in the App Store, and that of course could not be missing in this selection, is without a doubt Procreate. Suffice it to say as an example of what Assessment that the application is saying that it supports 4K resolution, that it puts at our disposal hundreds of different brushes and that it has 250 different levels to do and undo. Everything we need to have maximum control of our creations, and even more, and of course, now optimized for the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil.
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