"It
used to be good old crayons and papers, or the board game Pictionary.
Nowadays, it is all about digital fun and digital art. Interactive
art applications are all in the rage recently, with people revisiting
their childhood of various doodles and guessing games. What better
way to win these games than to practice on the iPad itself?
Drawing
Box takes the competition out of the equation, but you can still
enjoy being an artist on the handy iPad platform. Now you’ll be
able to practice your drawing and painting skills without the
pressure of having to beat someone.
This
application is simple enough so that children and beginners can take
to it with ease. The tools are so good, they’re practically
professional, but the interface is extremely user-friendly. The
workplace is straight-forward and colorful—very pleasing to the
eyes of kids and adults alike. Navigation is smooth and quick, and
one should be able to figure out the tools with very little
difficulty. All of the tools are responsive to the touch.
On
the off chance that you find yourself having a little trouble with
Drawing Box, there is a very useful instructional video that should
help you navigate the app much better.
A
wide variety of art materials should be able to provide you with all
the tools you need for your first foray into artistry. There is an
assortment of pencil modes, art brushes, paint rolls and eraser sizes
that will make each creation precise. The varied spectrum of colors
and pen effects is ideal, as well as the stickers, patterns and photo
editing effects that add depth to the app.
When
you’ve drawn something particularly noteworthy, you don’t have to
keep it to yourself. Drawing Box allows users to share their
creations through email and Facebook from within the
application—quick and convenient."
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