ArtRage

Real paint at your fingertips!

Published by: Ambient Design
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The most advanced simulation of real paint on iOS! Get creative on a digital canvas with smearing, blending oils, delicate watercolor, and much more! Ever wanted to try painting your masterpiece but were put off by the mess and expense? Now you can!
ArtRage isn't just about color: It knows how much paint you've used so you can smear it around to spread it over the canvas. It knows how wet your paint is so you can blend it with other paints. It even knows about the roughness of your paper so your pencils can be used for soft shading.
It's not just a special effect either - ArtRage is a live simulation of the properties of real artistic media that lets you can get creative with colors and textures using tools you already know how to use!
ArtRage takes full advantage of the features of your device like larger canvases on iPad Pro, Apple Pencil support for pressure & tilt, and 3D touch on your iPhone.
Join the ArtRage community:
Forums: forums.artrage.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/artrage

Features:
Real world painting tools: Oils, Watercolors, Paint Rollers, Pencils, Crayons and more. Each tool has a range of familiar properties such as how much thinner is applied to the paint, or how soft a pencil tip is. Tools apply texture as well as color, and blend under the brush.
Add Layers to your painting and work on individual elements without damaging others. ArtRage supports a wide range of Layer Blend Modes, and layer contents can be scaled moved and rotated independently.
Import images, converting them to oil for smearing or as Reference Images pinned to the canvas as a visual guide. Load photos as Tracing Images which are overlaid on the canvas, and have ArtRage select colors automatically as you paint.
The interface has been designed to maximize your creative space without hiding away critical functions such as tool and color selection. As you paint, it gets out of the way so that you don’t have to stop and manually adjust panels.
Record your paintings! The ArtRage Script system lets you record strokes while you paint for playback in desktop versions of the product at higher resolution.
Import and Export using external services such as Dropbox, and iCloud Drive. Share your images on Facebook, Twitter, and any other sharing app on your device.

Tools:
• Oil Brush, Watercolor, Airbrush, Palette Knife, Paint Roller, Paint Tube, Inking Pen, Pencil, Marker Pen, Chalk, Crayon, Glitter Tube, Gloop Pen, Eraser, Flood Fill.
• Paint simulation monitors the physical properties of your paints to allow natural blending, smearing, and other real world behavior.
• Preset support to save your favorite settings for later use.
• Supports the Apple Pencil's Pressure and Tilt properties, and 3D Touch where available to add realism to the simulated paint strokes.

Layers:
• Unlimited layers with Photoshop standard blend modes, visibility and opacity controls. Scale, rotate, and position layer contents independently.

Utilities:
• Record your paintings as Scripts then play them back in a desktop version of ArtRage.
• Unlimited Undo / Redo. Load photos as References or Tracing images. Store color samples for later use.

Files:
• Create paintings up to 2048 x 2048 or 4096 x 4096 on iPad Pro.
• Control the texture and color of the canvas to create different effects. Canvas presets can be stored to save your favorite settings for later.
• Export PTG, JPG or PNG to services such as Email, iOS11 Files, Adobe Creative Cloud, Dropbox, and more. Share images on Facebook or Twitter. Import photos to a new file or a layer, with camera support.

Interface:
• Easy access pods provide functionality without getting in the way. Elements vanish as you paint so you can paint underneath. Multi-Touch shortcuts for canvas manipulation, Undo/Redo, and Brush Size.
• Adapts to suit iPhone layouts.

Stylus & Input Support:
• Apple Pencil Pressure & Tilt.
• Supports 3D Touch.
• Includes support for Wacom, Adonit, Adobe, and Pogo styluses.
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User Rating

2.5 out of 5

2 ratings in Greece

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Practically unusable on the 2018 9.7” iPad

FotisK on

Greece

To be honest I was expecting that ArtRage might need an iPad Pro to run, given that natural media simulation is a resources intensive task. Perhaps the developers should consider locking the binary to only Pro models in order to save themselves from off-putting comments such as mine. ArtRage is essentially a fine piece of software unfit however for the low-end mobile market. My comments pertain to the acrylics/oil/watercolors engine and not to fineliners/markers which work reliably (not sure why you’d buy ArtRage just for the markers though). Here are my observations: ArtRage has two limitations on the 2018 iPad: as you increase canvas resolution the maximum brush size doesn’t increase and soon you find yourself trying to fill a wall with a detail brush (I’m exaggerating slightly, but the problem is there). The second issue with bigger canvases is that it gets overall slower(laggy brushes), and strokes become more choppy to the point of no longer resembling physical media. if you want to work with watercolors you should absolutely stick to resolutions below 3072*2304px to have a marginally responsive brush and smooth stokes. However by this resolution the brush is already very small. Personally 2048*1536px was the biggest resolution that I found myself even remotely comfortable working with. 768*768px was a much better experience. Working with acrylics/oil is much worse: even though size-wise you can work at 1024*768px, the strokes are so choppy that it’s not recognizable. Eventually I resorted to working at 256*256px (2*2cm when printed!) canvases to feel that there is any semblance to acrylic/oil. While this may sound like a sarcastic joke, actually this is something you might want to do - you can record a “Script” while working on a 256*256px canvas and later on playback the recorder ArtRage Script file on the desktop version of the program at a much much much higher resolution, thus rebuilding the image at a much better resolution, somewhat like using proxy files with video editing! That is of course if you have the desktop version of ArtRage too, and don’t mind the lower accuracy that a pixelated document gives you. Still it is an option. What is more, I found very annoying trying to change the brush size since its position is conflicting with the iOS 12 iPhoneX-style gestures. I’m confident that this will be addressed in a future version of ArtRage. On the plus side, while the interface is not the best we’ve seen on the iPad, it’s still good enoug

Κακό

Akragantas on

Greece

Από τα τόσα και τόσα draw apps που έχω δοκιμάσει μπορώ να πω ότι είναι από τα χειρότερα. Κακό και παλιό UI και έχει αρκετό lag. Για την τιμή που το πουλάνε απαράδεκτο.

Slow

raffo333 on

Greece

Slow compared to others

Put some hard-working in this app and we five stars!

thequin on

United States

In my opinion, the only one of its kind is procreate, but I also think your interface and layout is pretty amazing. It’s sad to see this at 3.4 when it should be 5.0 As many others have said, this app has so much potential to be so much greater than Procreate… Chin up my friend I gave you five stars and hopes that you will update this app, and make it great again, drawing apps need some competition to make iPad. The preferred tablet for artists.

Good

Rat-food on

United States

Just a few weeks ago I was able to turn the picture with my fingers but now I have to turn my whole iPad but other than that it’s an amazing app!!

So much potential! Just started and enjoying it so far!

No google photos on

United States

By far the most traditional art app I’ve found . The controls are intuitive , but I would love to see color assignments “stick” to a tool (such as graphite grey for pencil, while brushes keep the color I was using on them). Another “easy” feature that’s missing is the ability to have a pallete sampler to easily pick some base colors and paint away. Another feature would be allowing to mix pallet colors to blend new shades to bring it even more in line with traditional painting)

Save or you will lose everything

Greystation11 on

United States

This would be a great app if they updated it. Crashes a lot and if you don't SAVE...it's gone. They basically rugged and left the app in limbo

Dude...no

happagirl on

United States

So my mom made me download for no reason and it was very weird. So I tried to draw lines but it wouldn’t let me and I made sure it was at 100 opacity and I made sure it was black color but it wouldn’t draw. Also when I zoom in I can’t zoom out for some reason and it keeps crashing. Pls upgrade it has a lot of potential. Also add more tools/brushes.

Save the old one please?

7/8Time on

United States

There is another, older version of this app, that holds many drawings of mine. It doesn’t work with iOS 14. Can it be refurbished for the new OS, at least enough for me to export my old doodles? It doesn’t need more functionality than an “export all” button.

Immediately obsolete 😭

cortjezter on

United States

I've been an Artrage user since v1 on desktop Mac, way, waaay back. After reluctantly retiring my beloved Wacom in favour of the iPad ecosystem; Artrage was a natural purchase. Sadly, comparing it to its peers, what once was cutting edge media simulation feels quaint, like so much CG from the nineties; there are stunning apps out there doing incredible real media simulation. What Artrage pioneered with innovative user interface that delivered an accessible digital painting experience (in the face of behemoths like Corel Painter), also feel old fashioned and even clumsy, again compared to other apps. Some of the tools or code appear ill matched to retina display; brushes strokes and other tools produc visibly pixelated results; as though it would probably look right on an old 72ppi monitor. But the real insult added to injury is that literally three days after my purchase, this app is obsoleted when the developers released a whole new, separate Artrage for iOS, rather than update this one. How very unlucky for me, and very sad that I just cannot recommend this version. That's coming from a longtime fan 😭

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