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Layers have been useful when I’ve worked with text (the app tool has dozens of typefaces to choose from), and/or collaging techniques.

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Unfortunately, the ArtStudio manual presumes the user already knows what layering is, and when and why to use it. The ability to manipulate, add/subtract layers is a feature I have not needed much and, therefore, have not mastered. This type of flexibility is one of the app’s strengths, and is an aspect that makes the artist practice an end in itself. It’s also possible to work in different directions by exporting a version of an image, continue working on the same image in ArtStudio, and also work on the exported version in another app. I’m always willing to take risks because I know I can ‘undo’ anything I don’t like. For example, I’ll start an image like Green Abstract in ArtStudio, export it to Photos, manipulate it in another app or two, save it, import the re-worked image to ArtStudio, and continue distorting it with the various filter options. In making my own abstract pictures, I utilize the import/export feature a lot. Images can be imported to the canvas (as well as exported/saved/emailed). The instructions are short and to the point, and aren’t always helpful. The manual’s illustrations are accompanied by captions. One can learn to work with ArtStudio in an organic fashion, as well through a User’s Manual, Forums, and Tutorials.

Tools can be accessed on the left, colors on the right, and on the bottom, favorites, layers, brush size and opacity, and undo/redo settings. The bars can be made to disappear with a tap of the ‘full screen’ button in the top left corner. The app’s layout is logical and tidy. There are toolbars on each side of the screen, a menu bar across the top, and a toolbar along the bottom. Features include a flexible canvas size, portrait and landscape orientation, sixteen tools, 150 brushes, palm rejection, favorite brush settings, customized stroke settings, open/closed shapes, layer options, bluetooth stylus support, import/export options, undo/redo buttons, forty filters, image resize, and comprehensive adjustment settings. The app is marketed for sketching, painting, and photo editing purposes, but it is flexible enough to be used in a variety of ways. Its accessibility, comprehensiveness, and wide-open capabilities inspired me to make images for the first time in decades.

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Start with a photo as the background and Art Studio lets you edit and decorate it or even take a photo from within the app to capture the moment. Art Studio lets you draw, scribble or doodle with normal lines or vivid neon colors. If you like to create great works of art and share with your friends, or simply doodle to relax, Art Studio is the app for you. share! Art Studio is the drawing, sketching app interactive white board, presentation app.Īnnotate and manipulate photos, draw in any color (including neon), with multiple brush types.

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