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Best Drawing App For Android? by SleepyMonster

Hey guys.

I'm on a journey to find an actual good drawing app for android. I have a Galaxy Note 3 so I like to draw with it. So far the least frustrating app I have found is sketchbook for the note. Does anyone know of a better drawing app?

Thanks!

Best Drawing App For Android?

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    I've bought the full version of Colors! by Collecting Smiles and it's ran wonderfully for me. Pretty simple interface, as well as having support for touch/pressure sensitivity. Pressure/touch sensitivity support is not best on my particular device (SGH-I777), so I leave those settings off most of the time. I still use my capacitive stylus with it to doodle things, even my index finger sometimes, so that's not a major problem. :P Collecting Smiles also made another version for Galaxy Note devices, though I've heard the original version is better. If you'd like to give it a try, here are some Google Play links:

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.collectingsmiles.colors
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.collectingsmiles.colorsnote (for Galaxy Note devices)

    The app is free to download, but will have certain restrictions in place (e.g. limited save slots). These restrictions can be unlocked when you buy the full license ($4.99 USD) from within the app. I'd say it's worth a shot. I also have a copy of Colors! 3D for the 3DS for about the same price and I knew the Android version wouldn't disappoint me either.

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      I have this program for my 3ds and I really like it, but it doesn't have the ability on the app to turn only pen detection on, so it always ends up picking up my hands resting on the screen and messes up the drawing. The note version might have that feature, but for some reason it won't let me download it. Lame.

      Thank you very much for the links! It was worth a try!

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    Artflow. It supports styluses and is by far the best in terms of options.