• Premium now shows every plan side by side: Lifetime, one payment with nothing to renew, Yearly or Weekly. • Finished the first lessons of a path? Home and each finished drawing now suggest what you can draw next on any path, including its scene. • Your first drawing now leads straight back to your path. • For grown-ups: after a week of drawing, the evening note gathers everything your child has drawn so far.

• Scenes: whole pictures to draw step by step, like a moonlit trail, a beach drive or a rocket launch. Each one is drawn in short chapters on paper turned sideways, with a little extra magic at the end if you want it. • The Lessons tab is now Explore. Each path's scenes come first, and search finds them by name. • Home suggests a scene to draw next, and finishing a lesson can lead into a scene that uses it. • Finished scenes have their own place in the Sketchbook. • After your first drawing, Paper Coach shows a scene you can draw next, and the practice reminder names it. • Setting it up for your child, aged 6 to 9? Their path's first three lessons now follow one another, each starting as the last one ends.

• Before Premium comes up, a short story now shows what's ahead: your drawing in your sketchbook, the lessons coming up, and the drawing your path ends on. • Setting it up for your child, aged 6 to 9? They draw their path's first three lessons before anything is offered. The grown-up's Premium page then shows those three drawings and the lesson on their wish list. • No paper handy? If you skip through your first lesson, Paper Coach offers to remind you tonight, and the lesson waits for you. • "Draw again tomorrow?" is now asked once, when you leave a finished drawing, with a clear yes or no. • After a lesson, the photo screen goes straight to your page. "Draw it again" is in the Sketchbook.

• Setting it up for your child? Stay and watch their first drawing. Premium comes after it, not before. • Premium now has its own button at the top of Home. On a child's Home it says "For grown-ups". • The Premium page now says what it opens before the price. • A lesson saved to the wish list now stays saved, and a gold star shows it. The first time, a chime plays and Lina tells young children it's on their list. • The evening note, with what your child drew that day, is now also offered after a look at Premium, if it wasn't at setup. • The grown-ups' check now sticks to times tables up to nine.

• Today's drawing now wears a gold lock that pops open each day, on Home and wherever the lesson shows, so even young artists who don't read yet can find the day's free Premium drawing. • October challenge: draw one picture a day until Halloween with Today's drawing.

• A new path, Fantasy Objects: ten lessons, from a cauldron and a crystal ball to a knight's sword and a treasure chest. • Today's drawing: one Premium lesson, free for everyone, every day. • Draw again tomorrow? After a drawing, one tap sets a daily reminder. • Share your drawing as a card, straight from your sketchbook. • Setting it up for your child? Get an evening note with what they drew that day. • Lina reads the first screens aloud to young children and shows them what to tap. • The Premium screen now has a close button at the top.

• A new path, Around Town: ten lessons, from a shop front and a phone box to a canal bridge and a corner café. • Photographed your drawing in dim light? Choose Original, Bright or Scan. • Change a kept page's light and corners any time in your sketchbook. • See how long each drawing really took, and the screen stays awake while you draw. • Every path has its own color. • Premium Lifetime: one payment, no renewal. And "Redeem a code" in Settings. • Layouts that make better use of the iPad.