It's pretty nice, but you really need to pay for it because the ads on the free version are. Ibis paint is one of the best for Android as well. Prepare to dedicate a lot of space on your phone.
It's free now which is a major plus, and it's most attractive features in the perspective and dynamic symmetry tools are better than ever. used to be a lot more extensive but it has changed hands and features like certain brush packs and linking to DeviantArt has been lost sadly. Rivals Photoshop and even through it's ups and downs I've been using it for almost a decade. Has some of the best painting blending I've seen.
Sketchbook is good for design and coloring. Medibang has a hefty selection to choose from and any bitmap can become a brush. But it's the only program that has it's own cloud features and so far the only one I've seen that lets you import your own brushes. It's in an awkward phase at the moment trying out ads. There's more but given anough use, practice, and familiarity- you can make some really good looking art pieces with this app despite your limitations on mobile. It has an autosaving feature which has saved me quite a few times, say when my phone dies while drawing. Arranging layers is pretty bare bones but you can do a lot for said layers with the options of opacity, blending, and other things. Medibang is easy to use while still having a lot of features for artists and it's also free for anyone.īy messing around with the pen options, you can make it look as if you're drawing with stylus when you're not, giving your art a more professional edge. I've been making digital art for quite a long time and when my laptop broke, I was only left with a dinky little phone and my fingers for some years so that's when I found this app. I recommend Medibang Paint all the way, especially because you are only using your fingers and not a stylus!
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