That, and it's pretty easy to cheat on the proportions of a dwarf. It's not perfect, but for the second drawing I've ever done on the app, I'm pretty happy with it. I'm on mobile right now, but when I get home, I'll post my favorite completed drawing to show you. I've never ever drawn anything more than stick figures, and just taking my time with the apps and using the artwork as reference, I've been able to produce some stuff that's actually pretty good in my opinion. You can actually drop pictures into Sketchable and draw on top of them to get a little more acquainted with the drawings (which I only just recently figured out). I'm a fan of Luke McKay's comic style because it looks relatively simple and clean, and so I just dual screened some of his art and Sketchable, and I just started trying to copy it.

In regards to learning how to draw with something like Sketchable, just jump in and try drawing. I actually got my Surface as a new computer to use to run my group's D&D game, and then I got Sketchable to try to draw the party.

Free app on the Microsoft store, and I think there are like $20 worth of addons you can get if you want a bit more in depth experience (which I did as soon as I saw the ability to make layers).

Best drawing software out 2016