ConclusionĪll in all, ArtRage is easy to work with and encases a decent amount of graphic tools in order to make your images look artistic and professional. Another method to keep you inspired it to use a reference image, which will be pinned to the drawing canvas.Īmong other features worth mentioning, there is the intuitive color and tone picker that has great precision, the wide range of canvas presets and the ability to export to popular image formats (PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF), as well as the famous PSD Photoshop format. The rich collection of stencils, rulers and shapes ensures full precision to your paintings, while the wide range of stickers helps in designing scrapbooks, for instance.ĪrtRage allows you to draw images in tracing mode, which means you will be able to guide your painting by an existing photo. Apply precision to your paintings, use other images for inspiration and export results You can blur layers individually or adjust their appearance (brightness, contrast, hue and color) to your own taste. Layers are easy to create, edit and blend and can be categorized into groups for easier management. In order to make you feel like a real artist, it provides a satisfactory palette of oils, watercolors and pens, as well as special effects tools such as sticker sprays or glitter tubes. The application allows you to import images for further processing, yet starting a painting from scratch is also possible. Create and edit layers, and use a wide range of oils, watercolors and pens It uses menus to categorize all of its functions, but the brushes, colors and layers are visible and accessible at all times. Simple-to-handle GUIĪrtRage makes an impression starting with its interface, which has a professional look, yet manages to keep things simple and all the features within reach at the same time. ArtRage is an application that features all the drawing tools the average user needs to outrank sketches created with Paint or similar software.

Still, there are a few tools you could try if you decide to take up oil painting as a hobby. Artists prefer painting on canvas rather than on a computer, because the precision of their hand can never be equaled by software solutions.

Artrage 6 review