Amaziograph

I LOVE this app. It is one of my best app purchases I ever made. I make seamless fabric patterns with this and it has been great. I just wish there was a eye dropper tool I could use to sample colors from my imports. Sometimes, I have to take my designs into adobe apps to make higher resolution than what is allowed, or to vectorize, and that is ok-Also, I cannot draw super fine details in this app. BUT there are tons of uses for this it and patterns I can make that I would be able to use directly without another party IF i could have an easier time managing specific colors with it without so much fuss. Thank you for making this great app. I cannot find a better tiling app than this. Procreate makes it so difficult to create seamless tiles that even though I purchased the app, I rarely use it.

This app can obviously be a lot of fun for people without drawing skills, but it is also powerful enough for serious artists to use. In my original review, I mentioned a few issues I had with this app in the beginning; but most of them were the result of my lack of experience. Now, three years later, I can’t say enough good things about this amazing little drawing app. I upgraded my iPad mini to an iPad Pro just to use this app on a larger screen with the Apple Pencil. Anyone looking for a low-cost drawing app should get this app immediately. I’ve tried many alternatives, some of which cost a lot more and have more features, but none of them really compare to Amaziograph. The ability to export drawings in Photoshop format is the icing on the cake. I’d give it 6 stars if I could.

Hi, I am updating my review. Amaziograph is one of my favorite apps on the iPad! It has always been a five-star app. I have one feature suggestion for the developers to consider. — The templates when choosing your type of tessellation are a little unintuitive. I am talking about the templates such as parallel, kaleidoscope, Mirror, and other iterations. Yes, it is great to have all these options; however, some options are not listed among these suggested layouts, and the wording is confusing and non-visual. My suggestion is that you have a “custom” option. —Select one of the three base shapes; square, triangle, and hexagon. Once inside the design, choose which edges “Mirror, Reverse, have symmetry, etc.” The benefit is that we begin to understand how we are composing our designs while exploring all the available options. I often have an instinct about which shapes and formats will work with a particular tessellation, but I find myself cycling through the layouts a little blindly. In contrast, when I compose a tessellation by hand, I understand how it works—no reason to be complicated about this. I would also like to offer my artwork if you need it to promote this app.