Pencils to sketch with, a collection of brushes for painting.
The result is an app that has pretty much all the features you'd expect from this line of software. Luckily, Wacom has had the creative industry experience and the technology to make that happen. Getting there, however, is a bit complicated. The goal of the app is quite simple, to turn tablets into digital notebooks, not just for writing but even for creating art masterpieces. That being said, it is a bit stingy in terms of providing free features to use in the trial version, but in any case they're more than enough to do some simple sketches.Bamboo Paper has been around for quite a while now, initially on the iPad but even making an appearance on Android, now known as the Bamboo Paper Memo. Plus you can add in images from your gallery to include even more information in these virtual notebooks.īamboo Paper is a useful tool when it comes to taking notes and doing quick sketches. Kind of like turning a real page in a physical notebook. In each of the notebooks, you can draw on different pages by swiping your finger tip across your screen with a swooshing motion. Plus, you get to pick between three different types of thickness when it comes to pencil width to personalize your drawings even more. With just a couple of free pencils and paintbrushes, along with a set color palette, you can draw whatever you want.
Best of all is, you won't be wasting any paper and you'll get a ton of additional tools to use here.Īfter selecting the kind of notebook you want to use (blank pages, lines, squares, etc), just jump right in and bring your offline ideas to the digitalised world. Bamboo Paper is a virtual noteblock where you can draw, sketch and take notes just as you please, just like in a real notebook.
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