Infinite Painter - Android's Best Drawing App?

I started working on a drawing on Android tutorial and I needed to figure out what program I wanted to spend a few weeks drawing in. The answer wasn't easy but I settled on Infinite Painter. Here are the reasons why and why I think it's currently Android's best drawing app.
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[@etoons8988]

I believe painter watched your vid, as they added a "buy everything" option! It's always nice when the developers listen to their clients!

[@noahmukono]

eToons yeah I agree

[@dabatek1222]

Haha I agree 👍

[@PhillyLittles]

Best 1o bucks I've ever spent

[@oludave]

Yeah! I got the everything package and it's so coooool!

[@ImMendota]

I have supported the developer of Infinite Painter from the beginning. I am happy to see him finally getting the recognition and credit he deserves.

[@MaN2Mega]

ImMendota His app is fantastic, I'm amazed it works so well on my note 8! I tried 10 apps before it and the all sucked!

[@nevast0016]

you should re-do your review on this app for android, it has really changed and so has the android ecosystem (with the s7 and s7+)!

[@sadie2307]

@nevast0016 Hello do you know if they changed the undo limit? I'm looking into getting this app and it sounds great, but like you have mentioned some reviews are outdated. The undo thing is big for me and if you know about that it would be great if you could let me know!

[@aln3der10100]

@@sadie2307 Hello, not sure if you are still looking for the information. They have increased their limit to around 60. Have a great day.

[@Gunderstorm]

You could not be more right about Painter. I have abandoned Sketchbook after trying it and your recommendations are spot on. I think one of the reasons it's not as obvious how great Painter is lies in it's greatest strength - everything is tucked away until you need to use it. That said, I have two items on my wish list: PSD support and the Copic palette. Thanks SO much for changing how I make art on my tablet.

[@pixellated-turtle1164]

They've come a long way since 2017! That's so cool! It's currently my favorite Android painting app, and they now have more brushes and features than Procreate, and it's half the price!

[@dave_devito4960]

Medibang would be my favorite drawing app because i like drawing mini comics and it has a tool that allows you to easily make panels.

[@thebradcolbow]

Oh, that's a really really good reason. I do like that panel maker tool.

[@hossamgamal5458]

Brad Colbow i will go to buy Microsoft surface pro 4 or iPad 12.9 inch tomorrow or after tomorrow..but I'm not sure about who's the best for me !! .. can I talk with you ? Can you tell me your Facebook account?? (to talk on massenger App) or instagram account?? .. you can tell me any app you use to chat 👍🏼 Except Twitter please.. I hate to chat on it or use it too😞💔..... please don't dismiss my message♥️

[@SaskiaLinsey]

Haha Surface pro 4 without a doubt! In the future i want either a surface pro 4 or a cintiq companion 2.

[@Supain]

@Hossam Gamal I had both, and definitely I prefer the Surface Pro/Book. The pencil is cool but I like having a cursor when using it as a "mouse". I don't like the fact it doesn't have any friction to the screen (just like Brad said in his comparison SP4 vs iPad Pro) I hated the restrictions the iPad had : when I began a drawing on the iPad, I could continue it on the Surface but not the other way around ! On Sketchbook or Medibang, same problem. The iPad version where also less customizable, in terms of canvas, etc. The file system is awfull, and when you want to pass from app to app you can't keep the same file, each app has it own version of the file, it can be confusing. On Windows or even Android no problem of that sort. Unless you are sure not having the need of using multiple apps or devices, the iPad is quite frustrating imo. At last I sold my iPad Pro 9.7 and kept my Surface Pro 4 that I upgraded to a Book recently and I'm waiting for the new pen (not available here), and I got an android tablet for small format (Asus Zenpad) that is not perfect (low battery life of the pen, not much friction when drawing) but as good counterparts (good pressure sensitivity, great palm rejection and good format (8 inch 4/3 like iPad mini) Don't forget it is just my opinion, maybe you won't agree but at least you have another opinion. :) Have fun with whatever you choose ! PS: Sorry for my english, I'm french, I hope you understood what I said ^^ Hope it will help you too.

[@SaskiaLinsey]

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[@chrisvanvoorst2125]

Another fantastic job, Brad. Thank you so much!

[@noahmukono]

I agree 1000% it's my favorite app as well. Those brushes are amazing. My favorite has to be the Manga brush, it inks like the future relies on it.

[@PacksofGaming]

Medibang has been my go to drawing app for about a year now on both my iPhone and android tablet because of the many features it has (been kinda calling it the tiny photoshop of mobile) and the fact I can work on the same drawing on multiple devices. Once you get the hang of the interface, it's really smooth sailing from there.

[@ACe-xh9yd]

Personally my favorite app is Ibis paint x because the interface is simple and clean. I work primarily on my phone so this is VERY important to me because it maximizes drawing space. The app contains many tools that you can simply watch a video to unlock every 18 hours. (you also have the option to buy if you'd prefer ) considering I'm a teen with a non exsistent income this is a awsome option! Canvas size determines the amount of layers you get. I actually used it to create the "avatar" to the left here.😊

[@64jcl]

I love using Infinte Painter too. With the tapered ink pen tools you can even use a finger rather successfully to draw with as well (unfortunately we dont have pens for our tablets yet).

[@FrankReiter]

You have hit on the main things I love about this app. But I have used canvases much larger than the limit you mention.

[@dileejdilu]

infinite painter is the best

[@ranmayasha]

Infinite painter is definitely my favorite, Its sister app infinite design is great too, same program but for vector graphics (has an infinite canvas, but no pressure sensitivity :/ ) I love their "lazy" tool, a lazy nezumi clone for stabilizing your strokes.

[@pandaengine]

I love Artflow so much because of the 2.0 update. I am in love with Procrete on ipad, so I felt at home. The things that bother me is, first, there is not a pressure sensitivity adjuster, and second, brushes are not HD. I expressed my concerns to the developer, hopefully we will get more good updates soon.

[@benjamina6915]

Excellent video! My personal choice is Artflow, simply for the same reason you mention, the brushes. I'm doing mostly pen outline with watercolor and for that Artflow is just a lot better. I'm using IP as well though and often combine the 2 in my projects, adding a little Infinite Design as well. Sketchbook has some features I like, especially the markers are very good in it, but the layer limitation is stopping me from using it. 6 layers in 2017 is just too outdated. I'm hoping Sketchbook 4 with all it's new features will come to Android one day and then the choice will become harder.

[@eduardopasseto2387]

Thanks! I got your course at Udemy. It´s sounds great!

[@MaN2Mega]

Unlock everything is in the app now!! And the brush adjustments are incredible, so many options it's insane!

[@inisipisTV]

I'm using Sketchbook Pro and Artflow on Android. I had the same problem with the accidental touch of the layers in Sketchbook but that was resolved by just hiding the menu and just using the thumb tab controls on the right screen to change the brushes easily and using that floating brush tab to quickly change color, brush size and opacity. There's also that quick swipe on the bottom dot for quick change to past brush. You no longer have to open that dot to do that.

[@IamMusicNerd]

It’s gotten much better since then. On iPad now as well. Not quite up to Procreate’s standards, but pretty close. They also have a vector version now as well.

[@crazymotorcycle]

artflow would be my best app but since there new update it has change to be like every other applications, you use to be able to touch the screen and move it up and down to change your pen pencil or brushes size and the smug tool was great and they have changed the way in which everything was so quick and easy to get to. if you check out the old version you will see what I mean. you have to do the new update or you loose your work or can send your work to others.

[@aliosha123]

One of my first Android drawing app that i got :)

[@arawak70]

If you dig a bit into the Infinite Painter's interface, you'll find even more hyper-useful time-savers: three-finger gestures for brush size and opacity, three-finger-tap for interface hiding, drag-and-drop interface customization, extended layer panel with layer names. And there is tons more or functions hidden inside: extensive masking tools, filters and tonal adjustments with their own masking tools, clipping layers, perspective guides with geometric shapes (circles, rectangles) drawn in perspective, warp transformations, seamless patterns creator, and insane level of control over the brush behavior. If this is too little, upcoming version 6 (currently in advanced beta stage) will have serious support for stylus tilt (well, only for devices that support this feature) and even faster brush engine. Plus community sharing of brushes, color palettes etc. Let alone practically no limit for the number of layers.

[@hishermoso]

I use this app on the HP Chromebook, and it's really amazing!

[@liesinred1]

I've used sketchbook for about 5 years, and draw exclusively on my phone. recently I have been branching out. I love infinite painter too. It has a stabilization tool, that I didn't need when I had my note edge -but is essential now that I paint with my finger. also noteworthy is clover paint. it's pricey but man packed with brushes and features that you wouldn't expect on a mobile device. (navigation window for starters) but it is cluttered! layer paint and medibang are decent. if you like clip studio, they are similar. Corel paint is getting better (it used to be terrible) and artrage is a blast. I've used nearly all of the Android painting apps. sketchbook is the most comfortable for me.

[@user-nt4nb6un9s]

hi brad i love your work please keep going 😊

[@ailinos]

Θανος Ζωγραφος Γειά!

[@GrooveYouVerse]

I've been using sketchbook and keep doing the palm thing you mentioned. There are things infinite I really like

[@kiakamill1589]

my favorite app would have to be medibang cause it's closest to clip studio paint pro with the brushes cause I mainly use watercolor brushes and I can edit and make textured brushes on the app. I also like infinite design which is like infinite painter but I think more vector o.o and I use it to draw more concept art for characters and stuff it's got a clearer screen to draw and though I can't do what I do like on medibang or clip studio paint it's still good for getting ideas down because the artistic brushes are like making random brush marks on a paper and drawing out what you see in it

[@cgtang]

I use this app on my galaxy tab a 10.1 for a couple months and it's amazing. It can export to psd file so I can work between my tablet and my PC conveniently. Brush setting is great. So easy to create my own brushes. For the in-app purchases, you can unlock all the tools and features in the store page. (The cart icon in option menu.) It cost me 269 thb (8 usd.) After 2 months I have a couple problems with this app, 1. Lasso tool kinda glitch sometime. When I make a selection area, the whole layer is invisible or just gone with no reason. I have to close the app and open it again. 2. The app frequently crash when I try to open the high resolution file. I have to copy the file into another device and open it to export psd file for backup. But overall I'm so happy with it. This app became my primary painting app.

[@lavarbates3261]

Have to you ever tried Leonardo beta? I've just started using it and it is amazing! The perspective tools are really helpful and the interface is simplistic! The app is still in development I think but that just means there's way more to come! And it's dirt cheap right now compared to a lot of those high end stuff like Corel and adobe. I think you'd really enjoy this program. You should give it a try

[@noahgibbs8438]

I realize this video is 3 years old now, but my favorite app is Artflow. The interface just makes the most sense to me, and I first started using it on my Note 4 some time in 2014. I now have a tablet, and appreciate Artflow even more because you can map functions like brush size/opacity adjustment, and switching between *all* your tools to a bluetooth controller or keyboard to use like the express keys on a Cintiq. Perhaps I just haven't been able to find the feature, but I don't think Infinite Painter has similar hot key support. Panter is clearly still quite good, though. Artflow just definitely takes the top spot for me.

[@mostlymessingabout]

They have made it a single purchase now

[@sunnyeggup2774]

lol artflows zooming in and out is now ON POINT

[@simiokriga8560]

i love medibang because it feels like im drawing on a pc and yes i have a drawing tablet owo. it feels nice when drawing on it. i tried it on my moms i phone and i like how you can have pen pressure without a apple pencil, android on the other hand its nice but to get pen pressure you need a s pen and i kinda like the i phone version. so yeah.

[@eun_heystobit]

So the thing that I really really love abt this app is it's pixels, IDK why but it just feels so smooth for me

[@ehsanmf]

artflow is my first choice... it works so smooth on my galaxy note 10.1 2014 edition and has most of the items that I need for painting.

[@racerschin]

correction: there is a bundle price for 6$ get everything, during first few days, app informs at launch. thanks for trying out iP, i was the one insisting (on your other videos' comments) to do so after all haha. v6 will be public soon, and 6.5 will bring even more functionality. (just a fan that follows beta development ;)

[@MauricioArrieta]

The best of them all is this weird japanese app called clover paint which does have a price and an extra in-app, panels and stuff extra payment to be done but it is just so powerfull, like brushes customization, and quite responsive, also keyboard for shorcuts ready. Give it a try, you would make an awesome review of it. Sadly there´s a steady learning curve as the workflow is kind of different but believe me. totally worth it. Also thanks for the surface pro review. I really love the machine and was expecting to buy it but I think I will wait till the next iteration. Cheers.

[@NoOnesaidthis]

You can change color on sketchbook with out the full interface

[@TheKevphil]

On the Desktop in WIN10, I live and breathe ClipStudioPaint. Unfortunately, they don't (yet) offer a tablet version, iOS or Android.

[@hatguyfan22]

You should send a message to Celsys. I sent them a message and they said they have not decided to support iOS right now but will take it as an important issue. Tell any artist friends you have to send messages to them!

[@alkeryn1700]

Artflow improved a lot and i think, now on top of great tools, it is the smoothest out there tried infinite painter, and i absolutely love it, but it have two major issues, normal blend mode create random pixels artifacts where it should be homogenous and when you use a relly low flow with colors on normal blend mode, it just fuck up the colors

[@inisipisTV]

I like Artflow. My only problem with it is that it always revert to the most bottom layer upon closing and re-opening an artwork, I wish it would stay on the last layer that I had chosen.

[@sandratornroth9634]

Thank you for a great video! I have problems finding an app that saves in 300 dpi. Is there an option for that in any app on android?

[@olimueller]

Since sketchbook lags lately very much infinite painter is the way to go for me at the moment.

[@CaraMarie13]

I just downloaded this app on my tablet and it feels great. Am just using it as a hobby and it's been so good am going to buy the subscription. It's only 10 bucks so it's very accessible.

[@pelatho]

I had a Galaxy Note pro 12.2 that I got used at a good price. Loved Infinite Painter. Sadly it's not available for Surface Pro 4.

[@KuttyJoe]

I still have the Note Pro 12 which I use all the time for my light productivity. I got an iPad Pro but it doesn't replace my Note Pro 12.

[@maraca3080]

Hi. Have you ever used a steadler norris digital? What do you think about it?

[@larscwallin]

Infinite Painter is what I always end up using, no matter how many other apps I try out (which are all...). It is simply the program that exposes most power without bothering you with unnecessary complexity. Note however that it has its fair share of bugs. Save often! I also export to psd and png regularly just in case. Also check out its sister app Infinite Designer for a really awesome vector art tool!

[@thebradcolbow]

They are working on Infinite Designer for the iPad, that has the potential to be a game changer. There are just no great vector apps on the ipad right now.

[@jonathanpenguin]

Just got Infinite Designer - There's heaps to like, although I find myself wishing for more usability or variety of the perspective/ shape guides. I feel like i'm missing a simple step that for resizing and rotating the perspective guides, as it is if find it hit and miss if i'll be able to even move the guide.

[@larscwallin]

David Khoo To rotate the perspective guides, turn the guides on, then click on the settings icon in the top left corner, switch off the "Lock" option. Next zoom out until you see the guides control points. Note: Seems to be a bit buggy when using an infinite canvas.

[@myBrownpuppy]

I am a graphic student in college (I do logo design and Photoshop and InDesign). I really am getting into custom vector art in Illustrator, I usually draw on a piece of paper then scan it and image trace it onto illustrator....yea lots of work. I am thinking about getting a Surface Pro 4 i7, and I was wondering how drawing on illustrator is? Does pressure sensitivity work on it? Hook me in on all the details on why this is the system to use! :P

[@lifecollective8419]

Hi there! Would like to know what pen do you recommend to use on android tablets. Thanks!

[@onopo86]

Layerpaint HD, cause its have basic tool available on UI, and really nice blending, and smooth stroke stabilizer, its like Paint tool sai for android, try it Brad !

[@iyadart]

Brush, eraser, brush size, color, undo... You think it's no brainer, but it never ceases to amaze me how many UI/UX designers keep missing on those core shortcuts!

[@tonyjohnson5669]

there is an unlock everything option last time I've checked. I'm pretty sure it come up when you first download the app without purchasing anything after you've purchased something however it goes away or is grayed out.

[@alanhorwell9534]

Yes, I used that to unlock everything at a special price.

[@64jcl]

I believe we bought an unlock everything as well when we bought this at least for the iPad. Not checked our Android if the options there are different.

[@Joseph-eo2jn]

Tony Johnson same

[@1lt10160]

Alan, did it truly unlock EVERYTHING, or just a handful of tools? I'm loving the trial, and I know that uninstalling and reinstalling the APP gives me the unlock everything option for $5.99. I'm just skeptical since I see certain tools cost $2 and up, so that $5.99 price tag looks REALLY good.

[@alanhorwell9534]

Stedy_Handz Yes it unlocked everything for me

[@georgerabbitearl]

Thanks for the Video. I will give them a try. Currently I am using Procreate on iPad and think to preorder a Samsung galaxy tab s8 ultra because of the bigger screen.But I have no experience drawing on an android tablet.This App and sketchbook could convince me to check out additional an android tablet, especially for gesture drawings :-) Because clip studio paint has not a minimalistic menus this is not an option for me.

[@HK-tj1kr]

Infinite painter got much better, they even have the quick shape function ( hold pencil after drawing a shape and it makes it perfect) and a buy everything option

[@BURP39R]

Anyone know how to access the Rect tool? They've changed the lasso function in the new update too

[@MrPogi-lf5gz]

I like bamboo paper. its so simple and smooth. and you can create notebooks/sketchbooks

[@TheRustyArt]

man my trial got over wish this was a free app or smthn . but definatly the best paint app on android

[@SaskiaLinsey]

I have a samsung galaxy 12.2 and i've been using Layerpaint HD for i think 2 years now. I'll also look into infinite painter.

[@leegg8664]

what model do you have?

[@Tsukareda]

As someone who works with Photoshop coming to simple amd minimalistic apps like Infinity Painter is kind of hard. Medibang has similar interface and complexity as in PS, though not entirely.

[@gmasters123]

hi, can anyone help? I can't buy the pro version because I can't find the button or anything that says "BUY HERE". please help, thank you

[@cree_VI]

i like that with fingers you can change brush size and opacity. I still trying many apps and those who don't have this function feels so meh

[@xdia19xdiamondgirl19]

How did you draw under your bird without the paint overlapping?

[@JYLEE33]

I love this app but my brushes disappear so i pay for all but my brushes disappear yet help me please is there Korean employee answer me PLEASE

[@roostersideburns3440]

what about art rage since they have added an unlock all featues price

[@1lt10160]

Maybe someone can help answer this for me. When installing the app, it gives an "unlock all" option for $5.99. Does that truly unlock everything, or just a handful of tools with more still gated behind in app purchases?

[@meerf_y]

This helped me alot i first used ibis paint but it has ads on the screen so its smaller and sometimes i accidentlt pressed on the ads it waist alot of mine time

[@musingsofmessa]

I used to use Ibis Paint X because I enjoyed that you could get access to all paid brushes for free for 18 hours. Then, I tried CSP but found their interface too intimidating. And then, I tried Medibang and had a hard time with grayscale. I have to say my favorite drawing app has to be Infinite Painter. You don't have a limit on undo's in the free version - I had 216 undo's in my first art piece on the application. I might just pay the 10 bucks because I absolutely love the app's interface, its minimalist style, and the brushes. My favorite brush is Combustion (to add glowing effects to the hair and eyes), along with the Clay Roller (which I use for coloring).

[@Supain]

My favorite apps is Sketchbook even after trying most of those you reviewed. I like the fact it is available on every OS and that it is quite similar on each. Strangely, I prefer the render (?) on tablets version (iOS or Android) than on Windows version, but I don't know which one I prefer on the 2 windows versions. One has fullscreen mode, is more complete (desktop), the other is better with dial and has a better touch interface (app). Sketchable looked good but the free version is quite frustrating, you can't change the sizes of the brush, have any layers,... And I don't really like the way it saves the drawings. I prefer having a single file, I don't like the "book" system even if it looks cool that way. Medibang has too much things on the interface, especially on the iOS version on small iPad Pro. You don't have any more space to draw. The android and Windows version are less frustrating in that part.

[@maureenyabot8981]

I know its free but it says that my trial has ended and now I can't add layers 😭😭😭

[@videshmankasingh6430]

Brad have you done a review of version 7. It really a game changer.it on the level of procreate now

[@l.lawliet5391]

Dude what about Art Flow ? It has got a lot of awesome tweaks as well since the last time u showcased it in one of ur vids.

[@l.lawliet5391]

After Watching the Freakin Video : Realised that you talked about Art Flow aswell 😅Thx

[@chrisdibuja]

Yes!!!

[@sooyaa311]

do u know how to download brushes in the search??

[@Crowfeather42]

I'm using Painter since one year I guess and I was totally happy with this app. But since the new update for about a week ago, I'm so confused! Many things aren't working as before, for example the blending tool. I can't blend colors as before and this sucks. Also there are so many features I can't remember that they were there before and it's so confusing >¬< It's very cool that you have unlimited layers now but I miss my blending.. Also the brushes are a bit different. Not all but some of them. I would really appreciate it if you could make a video about the things that have changed with the update or if someone could tell me how things are working now xD

[@TheRustyArt]

what is the tab yuo are using in this video ?

[@csagan-bh2qy]

The problem of infinite painter its get slow sometimes when you use it on NOTE phone .or suck the hell of the battery like crazy

[@Thiccmyers]

Do you know if I can transfer my account between devices? I am panicking trying to save my old art and w.i.p's lol

[@drewgarcia9823]

I liked infinite painter the design is so clean

[@ScarletRed.]

there is unlock all tools $5.99 when I 1st open. If you don't purchase then go to the store and it's there. I guess it is only available during the 1 week trial or at least that's how I'm understanding the wording.

[@ninakessler6263]

Is there any way for me to get the Infinite Designer course still??

[@afterryan5957]

how about animation app or vector drawing on android?

[@nathanielscott4413]

Does anyone know how to import psd files into infinite painter?

[@robertpluso]

I have this app an Samsung Note 9 after trying a bunch of other ones, and I love it! But, I can not for the life of me figure out how to save or export to the gallery. PLEASE, can you help me out? Am I just not seeing it or is it not there at all?

[@noahmukono]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o57OZoyGgq5-bM0 sorry if this is a bit late but i cover how to do this at the end of the video.

[@wahidstudios5775]

One thing..how to make an object fit to the center of canvas?

[@Phoinx]

Man, how about the watercolor tool? It's UNBELIEVABLE! Do you know a tool that can compare to that? Thanks for this video, BTW!

[@ko9858]

The only downside is the eyedropper tool. I have to constantly go back and forth to use the eyedropper tool! If only it can hold and press on the screen and eyedropper tool pop up. It will be perfect to blend since you can barely blend on this app. Ugh frustration!

[@floortjevanerp148]

Would you be against or for a screen protector on a android tablet for drawing?

[@richardnadeau7882]

Hi Brad. Your Udemy course on Infinite Painter no longer appears to be available. Would love to see it.

[@zenoxvenox733]

But how do i restore hidden brush?

[@tropicalbreeze6926]

HI BRAD , what do you think of the 10.5 iPad pro for doing art? will you please review it sometime?

[@thebradcolbow]

I probably won't be reviewing it but I think the old one is great and so an improved version with a bigger screen is a worthy upgrade.

[@MaN2Mega]

By far the best app!!!

[@daveadriffield7296]

Hi, thanks for the video. I use an older version of Sketchbook pro with an S3 S-pen on a Samsung tab S7+. I like the simplicity and interface of the older Sketchbook and the design of the S3 pen; the grip is better for me. I downloaded Infinite painter; I like it but can't import a pic?

[@pacmanlp8876]

does it allow to import pics now?

[@arawak70]

Wait for the upcoming 6.0 update. This will be the game-changer.

[@crimehole]

They improved Artflow a ton if you havent checked it out recently.

[@Lovely_lulu_]

I have 7 drawing apps on my ipad pro but i only use procreate and sketchbook pro and I'm feeling so guilty to purchase infinite designer because it's hard to use and not to much helpful for artists

[@josefkrause2136]

I hate that the undo function is broken, if I undo many times the app goes crazy and undo stuff it is not supposed to

[@born_disturbed_9289]

Infinite painter even with it's lil flaws is my hands down favorite

[@dankmemer6626]

hey, what tablet did you used for this?

[@fihrilkamal7296]

The Infinite Painter app is truly amazing feature wise. But is not stable and so slow on my Galaxy Tab A with S pen

[@pedrodrable]

Infinite Painter's interface is simply amazing, BUT (and it is a really big BUT) I've had problem after problem with stability. The app has some glitch that create gigantic blank squares in some drawings and sometimes, I've had a whole layer dissapearing and never coming back. I'm trying Sketchbook, which seems a bit heavier but so far, it didn't crash or nothing like that. Infinite Painter was a lot of fun, but I've lost too many drawings for bugs. =(