Gallery: A Simple iPad Add-On That Helps You Draw Flawlessly

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    Masterpiece is a free app that works with existing Osmo setups. It works like digital tracing paper.
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    Within the app, you can take a picture of whatever you want to draw.
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    The app converts the photo into a guideline rendering, and also gives you shading and color overlays. You draw it on paper while watching the screen.
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    Within the app, you can also use a search tool to find other things to draw.
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    The Masterpiece app has its own projects to draw and color. Osmo CEO Pramod Sharma describes it as an "endless coloring book."
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    While you draw, you can see your hand on the screen. The app also records a time-lapse video of your drawing, which you can share via the app.
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