I think the line smoothing is what I missed the most, because I do have tremors in my hands sometimes, especially if I’ve been drawing for a while. However, I found I missed a lot of things I’ve grown used to with Procreate, including the auto-shape recognition, the two-finger delete, line smoothing, and the ability to change and fine-tune the brush options. The design features are great, since they are made specifically for drawing mandalas. It’s pretty rough in places, but I wanted to get a general idea of how it worked. This is my first attempt at drawing a mandala with Amaziograph. So it’s possible to create some really interesting designs when you use an odd number (like 7). Amaziograph lets you choose the number of areas from 1-12. With Procreate, I use the symmetry feature, but I only have the option for 2, 4, or 8 areas. It does have some nice features for drawing mandalas. I’ve had it for about a month, and honestly, I’ve only played around with it once or twice. I mean, it was only $0.99 – so if I hated it, it wasn’t a huge loss.
After debating whether I needed to buy another app, I finally bit the bullet and bought it. The app is made specifically for drawing tessellations and mandalas.
It’s $0.99 on the App Store and is also available for Android. After I started drawing the mandalas, I discovered an app called Amaziograph. I’ve been drawing my mandalas with Procreate, which was one of the first drawing apps I came across for the iPad.
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