Get a clearer next step from your drawing practice.

Who Grifoli is for

Grifoli is for artists who want a repeatable way to practice, review a sketch, and choose what to try next. It can sit alongside classes, books, communities, and human critique.

How the visible workflow works

1. Choose practice. Start with a drawing exercise, course, or Skill Test when available.
2. Draw on paper and upload. Make the attempt away from the screen, then share a sketch with the app.
3. Receive feedback and continue. Review the focused feedback and use the suggested direction for another practice session.

What you can see in Grifoli

• Focused feedback on a drawing.
• Practice direction for a useful next step.
• Skill Test results and artist-created learning material where currently available.

Structured lessons, not passive watching

Grifoli’s artist-created lessons break exercises into clear steps, references and practice actions. The short video below is only a condensed view of a drawing developing on paper.

See a drawing develop in 22 seconds.

This short timelapse compresses a longer drawing session to show the process from construction to shadow. Grifoli’s lessons are structured step by step rather than presented as sped-up videos.

Practice away from the screen

A useful tool with clear limits

• Grifoli is available on iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17.6 or later.
• Human critique remains useful for nuanced intention, context, and taste.
• No app can guarantee improvement; the value comes from practicing and reviewing consistently.

Download Grifoli from the App Store to check current device support and available features.