iPads are better than computers for drawing because they make the process much easier and more natural.  With an iPad, you can draw directly on the screen with an Apple Pencil or your finger, which makes it feel much like drawing on paper.  Unlike computers, you don’t have to use a mouse or trackpad, which makes drawing feel awkward or slow.  With an iPad, you don’t have to pay for drawing apps and get them for free, unlike computers, where you have to pay.  

iPads are lightweight and portable, so artists can draw anywhere without a desk or additional equipment.  Many drawing apps are available on iPads, designed for digital art or basic use, even for beginners.

In addition, students and beginning artists can quickly improve their skills by experimenting with different tools and techniques without wasting paper or supplies.  Mistakes are easy to fix, which encourages people to try new ideas without any fear!  With built-in features such as pressure sensitivity and tilt control, the iPad gives artists greater control over their drawings, making it a versatile tool for creating digital art.