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Läste recensionerna och såg att det var svårt att veta hur man skulle göra utan beskrivning. Trots detta laddade jag ner den, jag tänkte att ersh, det funkar väll, så svårt kan det väll ändå inte vara, men jo! Man vet ju verkligen ingenting! Och det är supersvårt att ta reda på själv. Buuuuuuu! JAG HAR VARNAT ER! GÖR INTE OM SAMMA MISTAG SOM JAG GJORDE FÖR RECENSIONERNA VET VAD DE SNACKAR OM!

Once I grasped the interface and learned how to adjust the pen, I was blown away with what can be done with this, simple, yet ingenious drawing tool. The only thing I miss is layers but you can't have everything. It's well worth the money and it's so fun using it, I'd rather dabble with this than play a game. Thanks for an app well done.

This is the one drawing app I keep coming back to. Its non- intrusive non-distracting interface lets you focus on what matters, i.e. the drawing itself! A quick visit to the developer webpage gives you all the instructions you'll ever need.

I would give you a 5 if you just change the app for easier operation, that pinch (on the brushes) doesnt always work.

The UI is lacking and there should be a in app gesture/icon manual. As the app is right now, I do NOT! recommend it at all. It has some features that could be interesting if developed, but not so user friendly as it is posted to be.

Saknas både hjälp och handledning. Svårt att lära sig på egen hand.

I never normally bother to write reviews but as this is the first, I would like to take the opportunity to congratulate Andrew Kearn the developer. I love the simple and effective way this very subtle drawing program works. I am an artist so I have a demanding expectation which would always compare finger or stylus to glass with the crayon to paper experience. ASKetch is my new sketchbook!

Great app! Actually does a lot of work by it self without taking the creativity out.

Still the best sketching app out there. Doesn’t get in the way of you working. Much more like traditional materials than any other app I have used, and I have used most of the well known ones. Some of those are also great, but tend to require you to adapt to them.

Yes, it’s uncomplicated. It has a pencil and eraser, color picker, black and white, undó and redo, save and delete. What it doesn't have is the ability to select a color on the paper or the ability to save colors- at least afaict. It’s strange not to have those because they simulate colored pencils - not oils or acrylic, where it's almost a given that the artist will mix paints and produce shades that aren't in the box. I can blend pencils, too, but I can also reach into my tray of Prismacolor pencils and pull out a specific color. Not here. Here, I have to guess or approximate what I used 7 layers previously. Whoops! No layers either? Granted, this has good pressure sensitivity, but in so many other ways, Apple’s Markup can do so much more, even if I only use the pencil and none of the other tools.