Anti-Coloring Book Collection

Anti-Coloring Book Collection

Details about Anti

  • Released
  • Updated
  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • September 17, 2014
  • October 2, 2024
  • 12.1+
  • 4+
  • 350.95MB
  • iPhone, iPad, iPod
  • American English
    Japanese

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Version History of Anti

2.3.6

September 2, 2019

Added new app icon, updated to new iOS version, and slightly changed app name.

2.3.5

May 17, 2018

-Bug fixes

2.3.4

March 19, 2018

-Minor bug fixes.

2.3.3

March 10, 2018

-Removed Adult ACB book

2.3.2

March 2, 2018

Various bugs have been fixed.

2.3.1

August 21, 2017

-Celebrations is now back in the app

2.2.1

June 4, 2017

Fix for the ACP app icons on iPhone.

2.2.0

May 26, 2017

Support for iPhones has been added, you can now download the app on your phone.

2.1.1

April 5, 2017

New share feature added -- share to facebook, twitter, and save your work to multiple places.

2.0.4

March 7, 2017

-Rearranged icon order

Price History of Anti

Description of Anti

Coloring books cheat kids. They call for passive filling-in rather than planning, creating, thinking, solving problems and being creative. This app is a treasure trove of ideas designed to free imagination, foster healthy, active self-expression and affirm individuality. Author: Susan Striker Artist and Designer: Sally Schaedler Developers: Matt Meyers & Calvin Hirsch Voice: Jean Richards Photography: TalismanPHOTO

Anti: FAQ

Does Anti offer an iPad version?

Yes, Anti is compatible with iPad devices.

Who created Anti?

Anti was created by Susan Striker.

What should be the minimum iOS version for Anti?

Currently, Anti supports iOS 12.1 or later.

How do users rate Anti?

The overall user rating of Anti is 2.8.

What’s the app category of Anti?

The Main Genre Of The Anti App Is Education.

What is the current version of Anti?

2.3.6 is the latest released Anti version.

What date did the latest update for Anti come out?

Anti rolled out its latest update on October 2, 2024.

What date did Anti come out?

Anti originally came out on February 5, 2023.

What is the age rating for Anti?

Anti is suitable for children aged Susan Striker.

What are the languages supported by Anti?

Anti is available in American English, Japanese.

Is Anti accessible through Apple Arcade's subscription model?

Unfortunately, Anti is not on Apple Arcade.

Does Anti allow for in-app purchases?

No, Anti does not allow for in-app purchases.

Can I use Anti with Apple Vision Pro?

No, you cannot use Anti with Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in Anti?

No, ads are not featured prominently in Anti.

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  • Just wasted $2

    This app sounds great in theory but is truly awful. It won’t let you get out of a drawing without saving. If you try to delete, nothing happens. And there are about 5 templates total. What a joke.
  • Good in theory but dated and not taking advantage of the digital mediums

    Sort of an angry take on coloring. “You’re gonna like this coloring because it’s the one I say is good for you”.

    Which is not false.

    The content of the pages is great and prompts thought from children or even parents who want to color. But the implementation is more like someone photocopied some books and combined them with clipart UI buttons. In a throwback to software from the Bush era, it’s constantly asking you to save your work. The pages, ui, and coloring output don’t match in visual styles at all.

    For the price it’s ok, but it’s just not a super enjoyable experience. I’d gladly pay $10-15 for the original physical copies of these to do on a rainy day off screen. But in the digital age the digital experience needs to go much farther.
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  • Great addition to at home art education

    As a Mom & former school teacher, I sincerely believe in the philosophy behind this series. Children need to THINK to create art! Through their individual ideas and the creative process they develop in numerous other ways; from fine motor, to impulse control to reasoning and more. I personally feel that the best part of this app is that it addresses the one critical part of childrens’ personal growth which is required for them to become young problem solvers & innovators. Kids need to be allowed the freedom to be FREETHINKERS, instead of just filling in the blanks with a ‘tap’ on a screen. This app is a perfect outlet for a child’s personal expression.

    Ms. Striker’s ACB exercises not only promote free thinking and creativity in children, but they also intentionally oppose the “stay within the lines” mentality. The app even allows kids to erase parts of the author’s drawings if they choose to! The activites are a fantastic way to keep kids engaged, while offering them a concrete means to show their individuality! In the app, the child is first offered an idea or question to start them thinking. Next the child has the ability to manipulate various colors, tints, shades and drawing utensils. They can make specific changes as well as corrections instead of a general ‘undo’ tab. They can even blend colors and mix textures! The app brings art to the child’s fingertips in an intuitive manner, as well as making it convenient & easily accessible anywhere... anytime! Each unique final piece of artwork can be put into the child’s personal online gallery, printed for display or even shared on social media!

    In addition to all of these features and benefits, the app also links the drawing topics to related children’s literature. This easily allows for extension activities or connections to a theme. You really can tell that this app was created by a teacher and not a tech company! As a personal sidebar, Ms. Striker’s starter questions like “If you could fly your own airplane, where would you go?” have begun some amazing dinnertime conversations for our family! It would be simple to connect an ACB activity with a classroom discussion or possibly an online forum.

    I personally have the books as well as the app. Both my 8yr old (artist) & 12yr old (athlete) truly enjoy them. Through the exercises, my kids are challenged to look at things in an open-ended way which requires THEM to become the author of THEIR own ‘story’ through art. It’s so much fun for my husband and I to hear our children’s different perspectives on the questions & statements given by the app. THERE ARE NO WRONG ANSWERS and my kids love that! The concepts offered in the app are truly thought provoking. We often hear our kids in their rooms talking about their ideas to each other as they work. The best part of the process is when we get to see each child’s unique results and listen to WHY they designed what they chose to. Our kids also really enjoy us taking time out to slow down, look at their work & listen to their opinions, preferences, reasoning and even their values. The ANTI-Coloring Book exercises have become springboards for so many insights into our children’s hearts & minds. It goes without saying that this app has become invaluable to us as a family.
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