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Version 2.0.3 · 2024-03-24
Contains a Easter Special in the export menu
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The store currently lists version 2.0.3, updated 2024-03-24.








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iOrnament Pro combines beauty, structure and creativity.
You create, you play…you are blown away by your own designs.
A colourful and sparkling treat for digital creatives!
Creating stunning ornamental patterns and mandalas are the focus of this App.
The first steps in iOrnament Pro are as easy as moving your finger over the screen...they can lead to an amazing creative journey... leading to beautiful pieces of art. The fun is in the discovery!
No matter whether you are a casual doodler, a design professional, a child, a craftsperson, or just seeking for a relaxing soothing drawing experience, iOrnament will make your creative juices flow and unleash your inner artist. Get your fingers and pencil ready for a new drawing experience!
Main features:
While you draw on the iPad iOrnament Pro repeats your strokes by rules of symmetry.…
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