Nonetheless, drawing 3-D objects, adding textured surfaces and movement, then rotating the drawing to view it from different directions was great fun for them. The controls are easy to figure out. Tools are along the left, right and bottom of the screen and use icons, rather than text, which helps my preschooler find her way around. Clicking a tool on the left side of the screen changes the options on the right side. Once a shape or prop is selected, dragging in the drawing area creates the object.
Young artists can select and change textures, colors, lighting and movement.
A Mickey Maker tool lets a young artist quickly create a cartoon character, which then can be animated. St. Petersburg Times.