Tristan (Administrator)
[2D] ArtRage natural media paint program
This is my great discovery of the moment: Artrage:
http://www.ambientdesign.com/artrage.html
A quote from their website:
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This program is *very* addictive. Paint really behaves as the real thing but now you have the extra benefit of undo and no cleaning your brushes!
My favorite feature is the ability to rotate your canvas just like i always need to do in real life if i want to draw a straight line, in some angles i just cannot do it with a fixed canvas.
Also very cool is the ability to open and save to PSD (with multiple layers!)
There is a free version and a professional version that cost a whopping $19.95US.
Here are my first to doodles
http://www.ambientdesign.com/artrage.html
A quote from their website:
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ArtRage lets you do just that in an easy to use, stylish package that gets you painting from the moment you open it up. You can paint with oils, sketch with pencils, sprinkle glitter, and more. You can paint with gold leaf, silver foil, and other metallic colors. You can even load in your photos as Tracing Images to help you recreate them as paintings.
For the professional user, ArtRage also offers multiple Layers for painting, and layered PSD document import and export so you can easily use it alongside your existing tools.
For the professional user, ArtRage also offers multiple Layers for painting, and layered PSD document import and export so you can easily use it alongside your existing tools.
This program is *very* addictive. Paint really behaves as the real thing but now you have the extra benefit of undo and no cleaning your brushes!
My favorite feature is the ability to rotate your canvas just like i always need to do in real life if i want to draw a straight line, in some angles i just cannot do it with a fixed canvas.
Also very cool is the ability to open and save to PSD (with multiple layers!)
There is a free version and a professional version that cost a whopping $19.95US.
Here are my first to doodles
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