Draw Sign Presentation Android

Draw Sign Presentation Android

over the last few weeks I've been looking into Android tablets and specifically drawing on Android tablets last week I reviewed the Galaxy Tab a and this week I'm going to be taking a look at my favorite drawing apps that are available for Android I've narrowed the list down to eight so without further ado we're gonna start with number eight which is Medi bang this might be a lot higher on my list but I never got the pressure sensitivity to work right even after turning it on and off and fiddling with all the little brushes it looks like this is a pretty common problem on Android but it also looks like a lot of people aren't having this problem so what do I like about Medi bang I reviewed this on the iPad a few months back and I think it's a really good drawing app and it's pretty close to what you expect from a desktop app I think of it like a scaled-down version of clip studio for mobile there's a lot of nice little features here but I'm a fan of the little comic panel creator doohickey so what don't I like with all these features but getting a lot of menus and interfaces and it gets a little overwhelming I have to stop and think about whether I want to change brushes or what combo of menus I need to open to get it the way that I want to get it it takes a little bit of patience to get used to this app but if you can it's worthwhile especially if you can get the pressure sensitivity working and since it's free you might as well check it out number 7 on my list is an app called clover paint I'm throwing this one on the list because it's one that several people have requested and clover paint is well a little overwhelming when you can do everything with an app it's really kind of hard to do anything I'll start off with what I like it actually feels pretty good to draw it I know this is kind of hard to classify but it's fast and there are a lot of brushes and there is a ton of settings and it's just kind of fun to dabble it and what I don't like is well like I said before it's overwhelming changing the settings is almost always counterintuitive like changing the color means that I have to go to another screen entirely same thing with the layer settings this might be an app that's meant for phone and when it gets blowed up to the tablet size it just doesn't work as well and a lot of things are just kind of confusing for example I made a new layer don't ask me how I don't know if I could do it again clover runs for seven dollars and 56 cents in the Android Play Store but I think...