as opposed to the trash I've been using.
lmao! all these android apps need some leveling up seriously. i would want to try Clip Studio on PC in the future, too!
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as opposed to the trash I've been using.
lmao! all these android apps need some leveling up seriously. i would want to try Clip Studio on PC in the future, too!
Oh, no, sorry! I was referring to my Samsung Tab S 10.5 from 2015, It's total trash. Keeps crashing. I can't tell you how many drawings I've lost.
I actually love the apps and variety we have on Andriod. I just need better tech to work on.
i completely misunderstood again! this is like, the nth time i ever did that. 😅
samsung's latest releases on their tablets look awesome, but getting the note easily forces me not to spend on any tech in the coming five years hahahaha. while i do agree that drawing apps on android are good, there are just so many things that can be done with desktop versions that have no workaround in the mobile versions. :(
😅It's alright. I often have to parse comments in bits too. I think it's only natural in these online spaces.
I do agree that most apps on android are still wanting but I think that's the outcome of developing in non-uniform spaces or not having a single ecosystem to cater to like how Procreate (which I'd argue is comparable to desktop apps) develops strictly for Apple, or even how pc applications generally made for windows platform with minimal differences between hardware builds.
Perhaps, with smart device maker moving toward a more stripped android interfaces, the devs for Clip Studio, Ibispaint, Infinite Painter etc, will have the opportunity to develop in a more general and unified way and that could open a path toward making those experiences on android apps comparable to desktop applications or, at the least, Procreate.