Thankfully, paid apps go free all the time for iPhone and iPad, and here, we do our utmost to source these apps and help you grab the very best bargains. But seldom does an app of such high acclaim as to be hand-picked and recommended by Apple reach the holy grail of freebie, and so if you’re a creative type looking for a top-notch painting app, then a highly revered watercolor app has just been made available free of charge. Unlike ordinary deals, though, snapping it up isn’t quite as simple as heading over to the App Store, so below, we’ll run you through the necessary steps.
Waterlogue, as the app is entitled, has been featured by Apple as a useful app for budding artists to try, and with a regular price of $2.99, there’s more than one reason to be excited about this particular giveaway.
If you’re a fan of watercolor artwork, then you’ll first need to nab the Apple Store app, which can be snapped up for free via the App Store. Thereafter, there are a couple of further steps involved in getting Waterlogue without that usual cost, so we’ve prepped a very short guide.
Step 1: As aforementioned, download the Apple Store app from the App Store.
Step 2: Once downloaded and installed, fire it up, and navigate through to the ‘Stores’ tab.
Step 3: Scroll down, and swipe the ‘Start Something New’ banner to the left.
Step 4: Tap on Waterlogue’s whale icon, and voila! The free download should be staring you back in the face. Tap on ‘Download now for free’ and in no time, you’ll be creating fine works of art on your iOS device.
You have to be in the United States to get Waterlogue for free in this manner, and just to reiterate, you must download the Apple Store app and follow the steps above.
The feature-rich tool is available for free right up to January 31st, so you have plenty of time to download it, although so as not to forget, you’re probably better of diving in sooner rather than later.
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