VideoScribe is simultaneously a clever and productive tool for creating whiteboard animations, and a frustrating user experience that can really cost more than one intended. Making an animation is quick and it's easy to learn to use VideoScribe. Most features work as expected ... except. There is no undo function. If you spend time lining things up and then try to move an object, VideoScribe will just as likely rotate the object you wanted to move. And, no undo. You have to realign everything. Another complaint I have is the included graphic objects. Many are too complex to be effective in line drawing. This contributes to the proliferation of terrible quick draw videos that simply have a hand rapidly scribbling across a complex drawing that appears all too quickly. I think VideoScribe is the architect of its own decline by making it easy for anyone to create a poor quality quick draw that fails to utilize the captivating mystery of seeing a hand slowly evolve an image creating curiosity in the viewer's mind. The only thing that might slow this proliferation of slap-dash quick draws is the cost of VideoScribe. One will buy it for a month, thinking $30 isn't a bad price. But then the project goes overtime and before you know it, you've been billed for several months. Then, you need to make revisions and, SLAM, you've been billed for $300, just for one project. I'm going to check out Easy Sketch Pro. Though, I have a feeling it's worse than VideoScribe. Maybe we need to find a new technique to communicate as the world becomes inundated with boring Scribes that ruin the effectiveness of the medium.