Admit it: When you tried to sketch Kanye West in your last game of Draw Something, it wound up as a stick figure in shutter shades. Maybe art isn't for you. Or maybe Adonit's Jot Stylus is the very tool you need.
Adonit offers a number of sleek styluses in the Jot line, all of which aim to make drawing on the iPhone, iPad, and other touchscreen devices a simpler, more satisfying experience.
What's that weird plastic disc fastened to the tip of the stylus? Some sort of protective cover? No, it's a broadened sensor that mimics the human finger, making it perfect for modern touchscreens. Pivoting on the ballpoint tip of the Jot, the disc replicates the precision of a pen while maintaining the touch-sensitivity of your index finger.
The five Jot models — the Classic, Mini, Pro, Flip and Touch — run from $20 up to $100, and work with free apps like Sketchbook Express on your tablet or mobile device.
For the digital artist of any age, Jot provides the right touch.
Price: $19.99 - $99.99