App of the day: Sktchy
Find inspiring faces and create unique portraits with this fun new app Sktchy.
Here at Creative Bloq, we're always excited to discover new iPhone apps and iPads apps, especially fun ones like this new drawing app Sktchy.
Connecting with people around the world in a new way, here you can choose from a selection of photographs, uploaded by the Sktchy community and create a portrait from that image.
Sktchy co-founder Jordan Melnick comments: "Our community of artists is growing every day because Sktchy is the perfect place for them to find inspiration and share their art with the world, in part because of the neat way we layer portraits over the photos that inspired them."
Key info
- Works with: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
- Price: Free
- Developer: Sktchy LLC
- Version: 1.0.3
- App size: 4.9MB
- Age rating: 12+
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