TabletDraw is a drawing application designed specifically to work with a tablet to create an extremely natural drawing experience with precise control. It also includes an "ink" feature for filling outlines with color.
LISSPER This app shows a lot of promise and the look of the pen is pretty nice. You can get some pretty stylized drawings. The stroke quality is okay, but I still see nickeling on fast, round strokes, which makes it limited. In this category, SketchBook Pro still gives the smoothest lines. (Version 1.3.5)
FROMAGE-HEAD The really good point of this app is the ability to have speed and correct curves wich is really really important. A lot of apps have angular curves when you draw "too fast".
The pen feeling is quite right. But the absence of layers and transparency makes me prefer a piece of paper. (Version 1.3)
PLASTERPYRUS If anybody gives creedence to any of the reviewes written here and you are a creative person that is looking for a really responsive drawing application on the computer and it desuades them from giving this application a test drive. Well you might just miss out! Given that this is a young application it is missing some features that I would love to see included, I say its off to a very good start. (Version 1.2)
IRONINK Looks like a promising little program. The lines I get have a great feel to them. If the program gets some basic tools -- full color picker, layers, tool panel, etc. -- by its full release it could be a nice program. (Version 0.5)
JCOHENSTUDIO ArtRage is a fun toy, but it lacks the realistic feeling that TabletDraw provides. In particular, TabletDraw's relationship between pen speed an line thickness doesn't exist in ArtRage. (Version 0.3)