How to Draw - Simple Lessons

Name: How to Draw - Simple Lessons
Rating: 3.1 (185 reviews)
Author: Ramil Valiullin

By: Ramil Valiullin App

Drawing Lessons and Coloring

Overview

Version:

6.0

Last updated: 2018-02-07

Ranking

#124,391 ▼ 68

Overall

Features & Capabilities

How to Draw - Simple Lessons helps kids and beginners learn to draw cartoons, animals, nature, and more with easy, step-by-step guidance. The app also offers coloring pages so young artists can practice and express creativity, either by following examples or coloring freely.

Main features include a wide library of drawings—cartoon characters, animals, cars, dragons, flowers, anime, and more—each broken into simple steps. You start with a few lines and finish with a complete picture. You can draw on the screen, save your creations, and share them with friends or family, making it a self-teaching, educational tool for parents and kids alike.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Art Kids

By:

Ramil Valiullin

Rating:

3.10

(185)

Version:

6.0 Last updated: 2018-02-07

Version code:

841394041

Creation date:

2011-03-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

29.21MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 124,391 ▼ 68

Other platforms

How to Draw - Easy Lessons (v)

16,940,650 3.12

(146,693)

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Ramil Valiullin

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/how-to-draw-simple-lessons/id422572351

Website:

http://nicedrawing.com

User Reviews

Overall, the app offers strong beginner-friendly drawing lessons with step-by-step guidance, tracing-to-freehand progression, adjustable tutorial opacity, and useful zoom/pan controls, plus a large library of sketches. However, user experience is hindered by persistent issues: no save/resume capability, heavy reliance on paid content, occasional glitches and lag, and precision/erase difficulties on small canvases. Pricing and upsell prompts also frustrate users. If saving, stability, and a fairer content model are addressed, this could be a valuable learning tool for kids and beginners.

Pros

Step-by-step guidance is intuitive and helpful for learning.
You can start by tracing and gradually move to freehand drawing.
UI lets you adjust the opacity of tutorial sketches and move or hide them.
Pinch-zoom and pan allow fine adjustments to the drawing.
Large library of sketches and beginner-friendly experience (suitable for kids).

Cons

No progress saving or resume capability; progress is lost when the device sleeps or you switch apps.
Most drawings are locked behind paywalls; content is expensive.
App can be glitchy or laggy, affecting usability.
Drawing on small areas is hard and erasing/edits can be difficult.
Prompts to purchase can feel pushy or misleading about what's free.

Recent reviews

I’m enjoying the step-by-step guidance. That’s a very intuitive, safe way for me to learn. Unfortunately, I lose all progress when my iPad sleeps or I switch apps. This is very frustrating and makes me not want to use it anymore. I think they have a lot of potential here so I’ll watch for updates but won’t use it until progress saving is implemented.