isoSketch Review – Isometrical drawing… could be better in your iPad

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On October 29, 2012

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isoSketch Review – Isometrical drawing… could be better in your iPad

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By: Pixelrevision

Version #: 1.0

Date Released: 2011-06-14

Developer: Pixelrevision

Price: 2.99

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isoSketch is an odd drawing application. It is surprisingly full featured, but lacks one key element. Read more to find out what.

Isosketch is an isometrical drawing experience. Draw over a grid of triangles and get 3-D looking images. It’s simple, it’s easy, and it’s effective. And looks pretty cool, too.

Isosketch has all the features you could expect from a good drawing app: multiple files, SVG export, several layers, a full featured color picker, opacity adjusting. Two drawing tools: line (drawing the sides of the triangles in the grid) and fill and one erasing tool… a eraser.

Multiple levels of undo and redo. A tool array that can be hidden. Looks pretty complete… What I’m missing in isoSketch? Well, an easy one: refining the isometric mesh. I find it is too rough, selecting other meshes (I think) is a must-have feature. Maybe in a next version, after all, this is just a rough 1.0 And if the rough first version is that polished, version 2.0 may be extremely cool… But it’s been a year since the last update. You decide.

In short: isoSketch is an interesting drawing app for iPad. It lacks something, but it’s interesting nonetheless.

Quick Take

Value:Medium

Would I Buy Again:No

Learning Curve:Low

Who Is It For:iPad drawing lovers

What I Like:Isometric drawings are cool

What I Don't Like:Lack of adjustable grid

Final Statement:A decent isometric drawing app

Read the Developer's Notes:
Unleash your inner gridded side by effortlessly drawing on an angled isometric grid, creating beautifully precise geometric artwork. IsoSketch is simple and a blast to use. Yet you have full control with color, opacity, fills, strokes, layers, background images, and much more.

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