Leonardo, the drawing app on Windows, is now available for sale through the Windows Store.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/leonardo/9nblggh4wr1n
Previously it was only sold through the company's own website.
The app supports multi-touch Windows tablets and pen displays, such as those from Wacom, Huion, Parblo, XP-Pen.
The basic drawing features are all there, such as layers, custom shortcuts, customisable brushes. What's fun about Leonardo is it has infinite canvas which allows you to keep on drawing and never run out of space.
The app is still in Beta but it's pretty functional. It's selling at US $39.99 which is half price.
For those who get it now, you'll get the free upgrade to version 1.0 when it comes out in a year's time.
Not sure whether it's worth the money? Download the trial version from their website to test it out https://www.getleonardo.com/
3 Comments
Teoh, will you be reviewing
Submitted by yamapishy on
Teoh, will you be reviewing the new Ipad Air and Ipad Mini that already has Apple Pencil support? I'm holding off buying Ipad 6 because the new release might have better specs...
@yamapishy
Submitted by Teoh Yi Chie on
@yamapishy
Yes, I'll be reviewing both separately.
The new iPad Air now has laminated screen which means there's no more gap between the glass and LCD. You can expect the next iPad 9.7 inch to have the laminated screen as well.
I love Leonardo, very easy to
Submitted by lloyd on
I love Leonardo, very easy to learn, and have used it to do story book covers and other.
I used Coral Draw X to do lettering, but look forward to when Fonts are added to Leonardo. (I use a Surface Pro 2 for Leonardo, and PC for Coral Drw)
My 6yr old uses it as well.
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