Draw Mesh

The highest-rated and bought sculpting app on mobile devices is called 3D Putty, There hasn't been much if any development on it since release so its lacking features but the core underlining principle it focused on of being to drawing mesh as simple and intuitive as possible has kept it relevant and competitive till today. Dynotopo is one of the biggest sculpting features added to Blender (and zbush) in years, but it doesn't have the ability to draw from scratch, which can make it 100 times harder to block in the basic organic forms. For something fundamental that it can run smoothly on a four year old ipads, it has been a pity that such a relevant ability has been overlooked. The community has definitely expressed a demand for it since people are sketching in grease pencil and other addons like quickdraw and G-lasso draw just to later convert them to mesh. Not to mention the cylindrical shape characteristics of mesh linework would seamlessly work with Pablos stylized geared tools like the pose brush. It would naturally alleviate the use of curves which would not only reduce the learning curve and extra mode swapping but the mesh would inherently be more format friendly. For the future of Blender's VR to compete with the rest of the VR sculpting software, this is basically a requirement. If that being niche market place has any stigma, I want to express the potential to literally accommodate the largest demographic being anyone with a creative inkling. There has always been an initial suppression of creativity when opening Blender for the first time, while programs like Photoshop have that great first impression, of just freely being able to go make a mess. As a long term thought, I think it has the potential to replace the default cube since so many tutorials of people immediately deleting it and drawing have an entry-level that ranges from a box of crayons to the masterpieces you see in museums. Simply drawing mesh in Putty has saved me many hours especially during those conceptual times like inkober youtube.com/watch and I would much rather be able to do this in Blender then on my Ipad. Please let me know if you have any thoughts or insights on this subject, Thanks!