NoelJG

I’ve used VizRef for a while now, and I had written favorably as well the last time I reviewed this app. I want to add an additional review after the current update. The iPad version of VizRef is CONSTANTLY open in split view alongside Procreate when I work.It’s almost become an extension of Procreate for me. The iPhone version is also a great option when I want a separate reference screen. The app is simple to use and very effective at what it’s built to do. I use this app to help keep my comics more consistent by collecting references and my previous drawings of characters or scenes all in

The concept here is cool, although I think the price for the paid version seems a bit steep for what it does. I tried the free version with ads. That said, I didn’t like how I was prompted to name the color palette I had picked with no indication that when I did, the palette would be automatically uploaded online for others to access and download. I didn’t name it anything embarrassing, but it was related to my color branding for my business. I’d be happy to choose to share some palettes if I knew that was how the app worked, but I would have named mine something totally different if I’d kno

I rarely write reviews, but I just started playing with the Pocket 2 update, and I’m kind of freaking out over how great it is. Thank you to each person who put in the effort to make this. You guys have seriously outdone yourselves! It’s like Christmas in May! Between the upgraded file sizes, Wacom stylus compatibility (which is working BEAUTIFULLY), full set of brushes, and the new color picker, this has just skyrocketed my iPhone’s ability to be a useful sketching tool and a place where I can start work to finish later on my iPad. Go team Savage Interactive!!! ♥️