Creature Art Teacher vs DrawUp

Creature Art Teacher offers art and animation lessons, tutorials, courses and digital downloads, alongside concept art and animal paintings. Its membership library describes more than 850 hours of lessons spanning animation, traditional art, animal drawing, painting, character design and storytelling. Courses, brushes and downloads are also available for individual purchase. The Locomotion Reference Library contains nearly 400 animal movement clips across 55+ species, with search, movement filters, looping playback, favorites and optional high-resolution downloads. A streaming membership provides access to most courses, with new courses available 60–90 days after release and offline access through the iOS app. The site also advertises a TVPaint discount for subscribers, redeemed on TVPaint’s website. The Streaming Membership Plan is listed at $9.99 a month; its page also advertises $9.99 for the first six months, then $14.99 per month. Annual Premium Membership is $189 a year, and Lifetime Premium Membership is $549, paid once. The site is available on web, iOS and Android, though Android offline access is described as coming soon.

DrawUp is a mobile app for learning to draw through interactive, step-by-step lessons. The maker says it offers more than 500 tutorials and adds lessons weekly. Each lesson uses a moving guide and live accuracy scoring, with first-try stars and mistake tracking. Coloring and free-draw modes include bucket fill, marker, pencil, crayon, and curated palettes. Real-time multiplayer lets players follow the same lesson together. Progress tools include achievements, badges, daily drawing streaks, and speedpaint video export. DrawUp is free to download with dozens of free lessons. Premium unlocks the complete library, multiplayer, and gallery. Premium pricing is $9.99 a month for one month, $29.99 a year for 12 months, and $39.99 a year for six months. The app runs on Android and iOS and is published by Outlane, Inc. Google Play says it may share device or other IDs, collect app information and performance, encrypt data in transit, and does not allow data deletion.