Masters Eye
Analyze Value and Proportions
About
This reference study app helps artists improve their drawing and painting by simplifying visual information. It offers various study modes to analyze values, proportions, and composition, aiding in better artistic decision-making.
What's New in Masters Eye
1.1
April 12, 2026
Updated a minor bug that fixes imported photo orientation in Study mode.
FAQ
What is Masters Eye used for?
Masters Eye is a reference study app designed for artists. It helps users draw and paint with stronger structure, clearer values, and better decision-making by simplifying visual information from reference photos.
How much does Masters Eye cost?
Masters Eye is a one-time purchase app, priced at $3.99. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases required after the initial buy.
What devices does Masters Eye support?
Masters Eye is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was last updated on April 12, 2026, with version 1.1.
Does Masters Eye have ads?
No, Masters Eye is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind, with no ad tracking and all image processing happening on-device.
What are the different study modes in Masters Eye?
Masters Eye offers several study modes including Values, Squint, Pencil, Notan, and Proportions. There is also an Original mode to compare against the untouched reference.
Can I save my work from Masters Eye?
Yes, you can save your analyzed results to your device's Photos library whenever you choose. This allows for easy comparison and review of your studies.
Is Masters Eye suitable for beginners?
Masters Eye is built for deliberate practice and helps artists simplify references. Its focus on structure, values, and proportions can be beneficial for artists of all levels looking to improve their observational skills.
How often is Masters Eye updated?
Masters Eye was last updated on April 12, 2026, to version 1.1. The developer, Jonathan Brodish, released the app on April 10, 2026.