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Hi, my name is Kristina and I work as the office manager of Mid Atlantic Consulting. We are a Macintosh Support, Service, and Consulting Company. I will review one iPhone app every day coming from a non-tech like me. Add your comments and I will try to reply.

  • Sketch Club

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    blackpawn.com

    Sketch Club isn’t just an art creation tool. It also provides a way to interact with fellow artists. Canvases can take on a range of sizes up to 16K. A wide variety of brushes, pens, and vector tools allow you to achieve whatever result you’re looking for. Lines can be smudged, blurred, and erased with ease. Entire layers can be moved, hidden, filled, and filtered. The Sketch Club community allows you to share brushes, templates, textures, and entire creations. It also features daily challenges and competitions, the ability to follow other artists, and a real-time collaborative whiteboard. Sketch Club truly has something for every artist.

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  • Dayli — Everyday Photo Journal

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    Adam Swinden

    Start off by taking your very first photo. You’re able to create guidelines to help ensure you are in the same position in subsequent photos. Then come back each and every day to continue cataloguing your life. Reminders can be set to make sure you take your photo at the same time each day. Once you’ve built up a nice collection, you’re able to create a time-lapse video that can be played back at three different speeds. The app also includes the ability to import and export photos, and the ability to create multiple profiles for other people, creatures, or objects.

    Source Url: http://appadvice.com/apps-gone-free