Think you can’t draw well? ShadowDraw will teach you how.
ShadowDraw is a free app, but memberships and individual add-on packs for particular kinds of drawing are available. A guide to drawing kittens is £1.99; it’s also £1.99 for a guide to drawing really angry cats, and you’ll pay the same price for a guide to drawing many artists’ least favourite body part: hands.
If you’d rather pay a flat subscription, ShadowDraw is £6.99 per month or £52.99 per year. It supports Family Sharing so you can share the full library – up to 1,000 guides – with up to five other family members. We’d say the subscription option will work out more economically in the long run. The app is really easy to get started with, so let’s do just that… The front page of ShadowDraw is organised into sections, with free lessons at the top and paid-for courses below.
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