Learn To Draw Step By Step

Want to be Picasso? Or do you just want to lay a solid foundation for sketching?

Hehe, if you are thinking,"If only I could draw something nice at random," then this App called "Learn to Draw Step by Step" is tailor-made for you! It is not like that kind of cold teaching software, but like a considerate little teacher who carries it in your pocket and takes you to draw beautiful illustrations from scratch at any time. Whether you are Xiaobai who doesn't know how to hold a pen at all, or an enthusiast who already has a good foundation, it can make you enjoy it-really, the kind of "I actually drew it!" The sense of surprise, whoever uses it will know.

The team behind it is also a group of loving guys

This App was created by BrightMind Studios, a group of people who especially love doing education and art. Their original intention in doing this was to make painting accessible to everyone and accessible to everyone. It's not an art class that's high-flying, but to get you started like a friend. So you see, the whole design is full of heart, and every step is clearly arranged, with a little fun. To be honest, I admire this concept of "making art intimate".

Several features that make people can't help but like

• Nanny-level guided tutorial:Whether you are painting small animals, characters or landscapes, you will break it down into small steps and just follow it. No matter how complex the picture is, it becomes as simple as Lego.
• Practice it anytime, anywhere:Draw directly on the App, and it will give you feedback after you finish painting, telling you where you can change and where you can draw well. It's like having a teacher babbling next to you, but it's not annoying at all. On the contrary, it's very warm.
• Customize your study plan:You can still keep track of your progress, how much you have drawn today and whether you have made progress, you have a picture and the truth. Seeing yourself getting stronger day by day, that sense of accomplishment can be really addictive.
• Publish your works and make friends:There is a community where you can post your paintings and others will give you likes and suggestions. It feels like I've found organization and I'm not alone all of a sudden.

When you open the App, it's like walking into a small studio

Really, I was amazed the first time I opened it. The interface is particularly bright and the color is warm, not as cold as other apps. The icons are all clearly marked, and tutorials, exercises, and communities can be found at a glance. There is also a very thoughtful thing-it will not make you think "Oh my God, I'm good" when it comes up, but it will slowly guide you with animations and prompts, just like a teacher saying "Take your time, don't rush." So even if your hands are shaking, you won't panic at all.

It's so smooth that you want to use it all the time

When you paddle around, you don't feel stuck at all. It's like flipping through a hand-drawn book, it's very natural. The speed of the video tutorial is neither fast nor slow, and the voice is gentle. It will not hypnotize like some teachers. The touch of painting is particularly good. The brush is just like the real one. If you make a mistake, you can undo it, and you are not afraid of making repeated changes. To be honest, I am a disabled person who can draw decent lines. This App is simply magical.

Compared with other drawing apps, where does it win?

You may be thinking: Aren't Procreate, SketchBook and others very popular? Yes, those apps are professionally drawn, but if you really learn from scratch, they are not enough to "talk to you". The great thing about "learning to draw step by step" is that it not only gives you tools, but also teaches you how to use them. Each tutorial is broken down layer by layer, just like having a personal teacher standing behind you and leading you step by step. Moreover, its practice will also detect which step you haven't drawn well and then give you hints-isn't this the "breakthrough" in the game! Who doesn't love learning while playing?

So, is it suitable for you?

If you're the type of person who likes to follow the tutorial step by step, it's definitely right for you. The interface is friendly and the pace is friendly, making it especially suitable for novices with complete zero basics. But if you are already a veteran and just want to create freely, you may find it a bit "too regular". However, as an advanced textbook, it still contains a lot of skills and insights-maybe one day you run out of inspiration, and you can find new inspiration when you come back and read it.

Finally, say a few heart-to-heart words

The App "Learning to Draw Step by Step" really made me feel-"Ah, so I can draw well too." It gets through the kind of casual doodling and serious practice, and makes you unknowingly develop the habit of drawing a picture every day. I think that whether you are just starting to touch the pen or you want to improve a little bit, it will be a particularly warm little partner on the road. I sincerely recommend it to every friend who wants to learn painting seriously but doesn't want to be too boring. Anyway, I'm already in a trap, what about you?😄

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