Gesture Drawing

This app claims to be free of in-app purchases and, while that is technically true, it purposefully hides the true story. - This app has ads. You can turn off the ads, supposedly, but it requires you to click on a specific ad, which brings you to a website to sign up for an adblocker app called “Total Adblock”. This sign up is completely predatory because the normal rate is $8.25 a month! For an adblocker! You are incentivized with a limited time discount. I have no way of verifying if this adblocker will rid me of the ads in this app, which is completely ridiculous. - This app requires you to sign up with an email address. - This app has a privacy policy and collects data about you. - You must spend “tokens” to start sessions. To earn more tokens, you must watch ads. I also have no idea how subscribing to their adblocker will change the token system so I’m not limited to the number of sessions I’d like to do. - The app also runs pretty poorly and I’m stating this on an M4 iPad Pro. Very unresponsive, laggy, and overall a poor user experience. So, this app isn’t *really* in-app purchase free. The cost is hidden away behind a subscription to their adblocker app, which carries a monthly fee. Stay away from this app and its disgusting ways to goad and trick you into paying a monthly fee for a questionable app. If this app is like this, the adblocker is surely predatory as well. There are better options on the App Store for both.

A bit rough around the edges, but I love it and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to improve their gesture/figure drawing. Unsure if the developer is looking into releasing a paid, ad-free version with unlimited credits, but I would absolutely pay for that!

I appreciate the developer’s response, overly dramatic though it may be! Login is a “feature” of your app and I reviewed it. Short, sweet, and to the point. I’m sorry it ruined your life. 🤣 Login? No thanks! Deleted.

Good app - nickname: Bucky

Easy to figure out, and helps practice anatomy if you’re trying to learn that. No complaints.

So, duh it isn’t going to come with any stock photos. You can use your own selection of images to work with. I had an alternative version called GestureDraw I bought on cube brush and this is the mobile equivalent. You can use whole Pinterest categories or if you bought stock photos, you can que it through your files. Couldn’t have done it better. It even comes with a free baby pro create. I wouldn’t recommend it, but I were broke and couldn’t afford 10 bucks, I’d use it. This app is perfect

This is a pretty good app that helped me with drawing poses and whatnot quite a bit, but I have a few question... things. I don’t know if this is just happening to me, but every time I try to select the faces or feet, it always tells me there’s not enough photos for this category, and to try again later. I’ve had this app for a while, maybe like 1 1/2 to 2 years, and EVERY SINGLE TIME, it just says this :(. I don’t know if I’M doing something wrong, but I’ve never been able to draw from these categories so I would appreciate if this could get fixed for me.

This is exactly what I wanted to practice timed gesture drawing. It’s a simple program with a great variety of poses - and it avoids the common flaw of women in only hyper feminine poses. I’m excited to see the image banks grow!

I have iPad pro and it's fantastic app using this app on multi-window next to Procreate was all what i needed I wish we could be able to import photos from gallery

Just wish I could upload my own images though the images your given help a ton. Very much happy with this app and the fact that it's pretty simple to use I'll suggest it to beginners as well as pros!