Free Digital Art Apps!

Hello s!

I’m so glad that you not only liked the other post I

had made, but found this post as well! Today, we

will be going over some great Free Digital Art

Apps!

Note : Most to all of these apps do not require

you to purchase them, BUT to unlock all it’s

features you will have to buy it.

Let’s go into the post!

Autodesk Sketchbook

This is an app both for a tablet and computer! This

does have a few locked features, but is simple and

easy to use with the free features. It’s got the

basics   for   any   digital   artist to use, like color

options, markers, sizing, and more!

There are even some tutorials for you to use in

case you have a hard time going around the app

or are just learning! But, this app is very simple

and easy to use. The link below will have the

Google Link for the app! Make sure to

the   correct   link   for   your   phone,   tablet, or

computer.

Link!

Adobe Photoshop Sketch

The famous and well known Adobe company has

been able to start making free apps for phones

and tablets, but not yet on the computer. Adobe

Photoshop Sketch is a great and fully free option

that contains a lot of great features Photoshop

has!

Some features include custom brushes, build-in

graphs, markers, and more!

The link below will send you to Adobe’s website,

where you can learn more and it for

your phone or tablet.

Link!

Tayasui Sketches

If you’re looking for a more realistic feel towards

art, this app is for you! This apps markers and

tools are realistic that you can pretend to actually

paint while doing digital art. It gives an authentic

feel to it. The best part is, it’s completely free!

For the phone and tablet, this app has a few good

features. Some of the features this app offers are

different brushes, unlimited layers, patterns, and

more!

The link below will send you to their website

where you can learn more and it.

Link!

ibis Paint X

This app isn’t completely free, meaning to unlock

all the features it provides you will either need to

watch an ad a few times or pay.

The app is a great one if you’re looking to post it,

for the creators have their own website you can

post on! Like most drawing apps, it records your

progress which you can save as well. This is a

more common app, one I have used in the past as

well.

The features on this app are plenty of brushes,

patterns, custom patterns, photo editing features

and more!

The link below will lead you to the website where

you can learn more, see examples, and

it for phone and tablet.

Link!

Procreate

Sadly, this app isn’t completely free. It is also a lot

more     popular     among     artists    and    not    a

disappointment if you do buy it.

Procreate is used by a lot of artists, including

myself. This is also a great app for animators! Not

full-movie animators, but small, short animations.

The features it includes are custom brushes,

animation features, photo editing and more!

The link below will lead you to the website where [c]you can learn more and the app for

phone and tablet.

Link!

I hope you enjoyed this post! It took a while to not

only research these apps, but test them out

myself. Most of them I still us whether it’s on my

phone, tablet or computer. If you’d like computer

apps, I can make another post since these have

mostly phone and tablet apps.

Hope this was helpful! If you have any questions,

comments, or concerns, just ask!

If you guys would like to see the original post I

made on Tumblr, click here!

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