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We looked at some of the coolest drawing apps on the iPad (for kids). There is an equally large and thriving market for drawing apps for professional artists. These iPad drawing apps, crafted to perfection, can help artists of every type: be it digital, print, logotype… you name it. Whether you are starting out to learn more about art or trying to find that specific app which will help you take your art to the next level, there are dozens of apps that will help you.

#1. Colorfy: Coloring Book

There are two main features, which I want to see in my favorite drawing app: the availability of a wide range of brushes and the gigantic collection of images to draw. And Colorfy has ticked off both these boxes.

The free version of the app provides over 1, 000 images to paint. From beautiful mandalas, floral, to famous paintings, it offers a wide range of photos to draw. Choose from a number of brush types with advanced effects to decorate your creations.

The awesome AR virtual gallery lets you visualize your drawings in the real world. Furthermore, you can also join the vast community to view and share drawings.

Price: Free
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#2. Autodesk SketchBook

It’s from the folks at Autodesk, so you know it’s a quality app. SketchBook is built/run on the same graphics engine that powers the desktop app. This app brings multi-touch support like no other, with a toolset that’s enviable. Professional artists can create wonders using this app and upload/share them directly to various services (including deviantART).

SketchBook comes with an enormous brush library. The app will also let you record your art sessions so you can compile them into time-lapse videos later. Customizable ruler and ellipse tools enable you to place precise lines with optimum ease.

Price: Free
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#3. Adobe Illustrator Draw

Adobe Illustrator Draw is one of the finest sketching apps for artists. It allows you to zoom up to 64x to enliven your art. With this app, you will be able to sketch with five different pen tips.

Thanks to the adjustable opacity, color, and size, you will be to adorn your masterpiece to the fullest. The app also works with a number of drawing layers and images. You get complete freedom to rename, adjust, duplicate and merge each layer. Moreover, it is compatible with multiple stylus. Adonit, Wacom, Apple Pencil and Pencil by 53, etc.

Price: Free
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#4. Paper by FiftyThree

The paper by 53 is a widely popular app for the iPad. Although it’s a free app, you have to make several in-app purchases to fill your toolset with the required brushes, tools, palettes and more. But whether do that or not, the moment you start using Paper, you know you’ve got a mind-blowing iPad drawing app in your hand.

Paper is good at organizing your stuff. It’s great for sketching your ideas and then refining them further to add some color and texture. It’s also cool for a quick logo concept to a refined work of art that you can actually showcase.

Price: Free
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#5. Tayasui Sketches

Tayasui Sketches is a beautiful, gorgeously minimal drawing app for the iPhone and iPad. The iPad version, which we tried, was a really fantastic one to sketch ideas, color them fine and export them. The best thing about Tayasui Sketches is that it’s quite easy-to-use due mainly to the neat UI and simple yet highly effective features.

Tayasui Sketches lets you use layers to experiment with your work of art. With an undoubtedly minimal but refined brush set (expandable with in-app-purchase), you can be getting started with pencil sketches and going over to watercolors and more. The app has some kind of a magical sense of minimalism which makes it even more attractive for artists.

Price: Free
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#6. Drawing Desk

Drawing Desk is where you will master painting, drawing, sketching, and doodling. What makes this app so stunning are a wide range of tools that allow you to exquisitely decorate your creations. Make the best use of 3D brushes, a large number of stickers, and stamps to make your art more enchanting.

With the help of the highly functional tools like pen, pencil, highlighter, you will get the ideal command to sketch. It also has live brush stroke effects that allow you to make your photos more appealing.

Price: Free
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#7. Procreate

Savage Interactive’s Procreate is industry-lead when it comes to an iPad drawing app. It’s one of the finest iPad apps for artists who are looking to create impressive work of art. Features like 250 levels of undo and redo, auto-save functionality, advanced quick menu, and several highly useful tools make this app a must-have for creative people.

There are 128 impressive brushes to let you design amazing art immaculately. The dual-textured brush system provides you more flair. What’s more, you can effortlessly sharpen, add noise and even choose multiple layers to bring life to your creativity.

Price: $9.99
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#8. Sketch Club

Sketch Club is pure fun to use. Loaded with a variety of tools, it provides a rich sketching experience. It features layer filters to let you adjust colors, noise, vignette, blurs, etc.

The app allows you to use up to 64 layers. You have the required liberty to fine tune each layer as per need. Furthermore, there are tons of color themes which you can configure to beautify your sketches with aplomb.

Price: $2.99
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#9. Doodle Art

Doodle Art is a Gem for creative people. The app is brilliant for sketching, painting, and drawing. It features all sorts of colors to draw awesome art.

Just in case, you want something more exciting, you have the option to customize color as well. Depending on your requirement, you will change the brush side as well as opacity settings. It provides 200 stickers for free. Through in-app purchases, you will empower this app to meet your needs.

Price: Free
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#10. Inspire Pro

Inspire Pro is probably the only app you’d need to draw, sketch and paint. If I were to describe it simply, I should say that Inspire Pro has everything an artist needs. The features include an extensive array of brush styles with a lot of customization and control. Inspire Pro lets you customize the UI itself to meet your requirement.

It features as many as 80 high-quality brushes such as chalk and textures, oil paint, airbrushes, basic shapes to pick from. 70 more brilliants brushes have been divided into seven sets of Complex Shapes, Paint Splatter, Spray, etc. The dual-textured brushes offer you more convenience to sketch with the desired effect. Better still, it lets you prepare a canvas of any size up to 16K.

Price: $9.99
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Signing off

Which of these apps have you elected to give your creativity beautiful wings and why? Is there any app you want to include in this app? Let your precious feedback come across.

Though all these apps are quite impressive and worth giving a serious look, you can choose the one that suits your particular requirement the most. I’m sure all these apps would live up to your high expectation with a better result.

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If you're like me, you're constantly getting asked things like, 'Why on earth did you paint that toaster purple and install it on the ceiling?' or 'Why do you drive a hearse that looks like a zebra?' Of course, the answer is all too simple: I'm an artist. I'm taking license to make this weirdness. It's called Artistic License.

But somehow it always felt like a hollow statement. After all, I didn't have an art degree, let alone a physical 'artistic license', whatever that would be. But an answer was close at hand -- dang it, I'm an artist, a creator! When the world doesn't fit, I change the world! And so I created my very own Artistic License. I more or less yoinked the style of a Cali driver's license but added things like the medium of the artist, and I made a checklist of 'Artistic and Behavior Codes' on the back. I also put an unexplained, mysterious 'TYPE: X'. Here's a zoom so you can see it all.

I've been extremely happy with the results. Now when I show up at art openings, I just flash my ID -- I'm an artist! More free wine, please! Even at clubs I present my license as my identification... because, by gum, I'm an artist, just the kind of artist who would be fully licensed. Although this is not legal identification in the government's eyes, I have presented it on many occasional to security personnel who want 'valid ID'. More times than not, they take it! So, it must be valid. (But read this email exchange with a potential customer for clarification on its validity)

How about you? Are there people in your life who just don't get it: Parents, unhip friends, stodgy authority figures, and humorless conservative talk showhosts? 'Oh c'mon,' you tell them , 'It's Artistic License!' (brace yourself, here comes the shill...)

Now YOU can carry ID to back that claim up. $20 buys you your very own US Artistic License with your photo and info on it. It is laminated (10 mil... super thick) and looks a wholelotta legal. Interested? Fill out the form below and you're on your way to artistic legitimacy. If the form gets weird on you, you could use this Adobe Acrobat form instead.

And yes, for your information, I do have the authority to issue artistic licenses. Do you wanna see my license?

Artistic License For Ipad 6th Generation

AND LASTLY OF COURSE... THE BILL.