You can pick the type of paper, edit things like stroke width, smudge, and contour, add different color effects, and add vignettes. You cannot use everything with the free version, but you can check out what they will look like. I then clicked “edit” which opened up a whole world of possibilities. You can scroll through these, try them all out with a preview of what you will get and then pick the style. These are things like “Drawing B&W”, “Soft Colour”, “Pencil 1” etc.

The app allows you to first pick an overall style. When I opened the app I could pick a photo - I chose a picture of the puppy my parents recently required who is most aptly described as “über-cute,” and then I went to work. I downloaded the free version of Graphite Sketchbook first, to snoop around and see what is possible. You can also buy lifetime access for €40,99.Īlthough the latter price is rather high, and would require 3 years of use before you make a “profit,” I still think it is nice to offer the option for those who want to get rid of subscriptions as much as possible. The subscription for this app is €1,99 per month, or €14,99 per year. But what is? So we can’t really call this a problem.

When I set out to download the Graphite Sketchbook, I ran into the first “problem.” It isn’t free. In this blog I will walk you through the features of this application so you can decide whether or not it is something you might be interested in. It allows you to take photos, upload them, and then use effects to make those photos appear as drawings, paintings, sketches etc. Today we are bringing you an application for those who might not be the best at drawing, like myself, but would still like to create beautiful masterpieces.

Sketchbook free app