Tool settings reflect natural properties like paint thickness or pencil softness.Special Effect Tools: Cloner, Glitter Tube, Gloop Pen.Utility Tools: Flood Fill, Color Sampler.Sketching & Drawing Tools: Airbrush, Ink Pen, Felt Pen, Pencil, Wax / Chalk Pastel, Eraser.Natural Painting Tools: Oil Brush, Watercolor, Palette Knife, Paint roller, Paint tube.16 tools with countless variations via Presets and Settings.All this also comes with support for the Android sharing systems so you can show off your art to your friends. You also get powerful digital utilities like Layers and Blend Modes, Tracing and Reference Images to act as guides while painting, and Tool Presets for storing all your favorite settings. Unlock your creativity with an easy to use art app that’s great for everyone from kids to professionals. Try out realistic painting and drawing in an app filled with tools that work just like the real thing! Mix oil paints on textured canvas, draw with pencils or pastels on realistic paper, or blend watercolors to create delicate gradients. Maximum canvas size on all devices now increased to 4096px x 4096px.More layer options for exporting and merging, and layer effects.Real color blending for natural paint mixing.Might also be worth mentioning that from what I saw, the documentation on the website is lacking-I very rarely see "Vitae" mentioned, it's almost always "Mobile" or "Lite," so I don't think everything lines up correctly.ĪrtRage Vitae is our Premium Natural Painting application for mobile devices. Being able to bend and wrap images (especially imported images) around other images, from what I can tell, I'm unable to do that-but again, I'm quite new, so maybe I'm just missing context as to how to do it in Vitae compared to other art apps (Photoshop, ClipStudio, etc.) Just one star off for that (unless the devs can point out what I'm missing?), because otherwise, I'm finding it fully-featured enough to have a lot of fun with it, both on the desktop and tablet/phone version. I was wondering however, if the devs would include a 'real' transform tool that would work based on perspective? E.g. I think most of the good things have already been mentioned in other reviews canvas choices, brush settings, different types of paint. Only used it for a couple of days (both on desktop and on Google Slate), but actually really enjoying it-but I'm somewhat of a newbie to art applications in general.
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