Drawing Practice vs Stipple Pose Timer

(This app is super hard to make screen shots for, give it a try, its free, that's the best way to understand it) This application provides several drawing activities to help any artist, new or old, warm up their Apple Pencil (not required). These activities help you improve your pencil control on the iPad by giving you immediate feedback about your performance. For example, the first activity has you simply trying to draw straight lines. After each stroke, the straightness of your line is compared to the line you could have drawn if were not a flawed human. A feedback line is show, showing you what you should be aiming for. 10-20 strokes, and you will be drawing better, and in with a better body position. Give it a try, it’s pretty fun, and there are more activities to explore and practice on. This is one of those apps that was written because the developer wanted it for themselves, but please provide feedback about other activities you would like to see in the app!

Stipple is a focused pose timer for figure drawing, gesture practice, and life drawing sessions. A clean ring clock, an unmissable chime, and the session structure working artists actually use — all on a single, paper-warm stage. No clutter, no popups, no upsells. KEY FEATURES • Big ring clock that fills as each pose runs — see your time at a glance • Built-in session presets: Warm-up, Standard Mix, Marathon, Master Long, Gesture Burst • Five pose categories: Gesture, Quick, Standard, Long, Master — each tuned to a sketch goal • Custom plans: stack your own sequence of poses with any duration and category • Audible chime at every pose transition and at session end • Skip a pose with one tap when you need to move on • Session history: every completed sit is logged with date, length, and pose count • Background audio so the chimes keep firing while your screen is off DESIGNED FOR THE EASEL Whether you are warming up with 30-second gestures, building a 25-minute mix of quick and long sits, or settling into a 20-minute master study, Stipple stays out of the way and just keeps time. The charcoal-and-sanguine palette is built for studio light, not glaring whites. POSE CATEGORIES • Gesture (30s) — loose lines, feel the flow • Quick (1m) — establish proportions and main lines • Standard (2m) — build form, light, and shadow • Long (5m) — develop value and detail • Master (10–20m) — every detail counts PRIVACY No tracking. No accounts. No network calls. Your custom plans and session history live on your device.