You can see that I did add the planter, but not the flowers and plant. Although the added objects will not look the same when added to the painting, they are similar enough to help me decide if I think they will be good additions. I turned on and off the visibility on the various layers and saved versions or took screen shots of the various versions. Then I added flowers and a plant - all on separate layers. Both control different brush properties.įor this painting, I was unsure if I wanted to add a planter and flowers. You can change size and properties of each brush by clicking the two left bottom icons.
Each brush has several settings for different paint looks. A place to show off your unfinished artwork or post images for constructive criticism, suggestions, and technique advice. I generally use the watercolor or oil brushes, but may also use crayons and color pencils. The ArtRage User Community Forums: Forums for users of Ambient Design’s ArtRage painting software, providing galleries, technical support. This way I can turn on or off the visibility for each layer to see what I like or don't like. I paint on new layers, keeping objects and new painted effects on separate layers. The fourth icon fron the right on the bottom of the ArtRage interface is the layers icon. I add a new layer above the painting so I am not working directly on the painting.
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Then click on the eye icon, and the painting will show at full opacity. It looks like three horizontal lines one below the other. Tracing options is the third icon from top in the same bottom icon. To see the painting at full opacity, click on "Convert to Paint" under tracing options. It comes into the program as a tracing image at 40% opacity. Click on the second to right bottom icon to import the photo. Then I import the photo of the painting into ArtRage. As you are working, the row of tools and the color picker will disappear when you click on the active tool and color giving you more canvas to view and work with. Below is a screenshot of the ArtRage interface with a new blank painting.
I open a new painting in the ArtRage iPad app. To get the painting into the iPad, I take a photo with my iPhone or iPad of the painting trying to get close enough so the painting covers as much of the painting as possible. I I use either the ArtRage or Procreate apps. This technique can be used for any art medium. I like using the iPad for decision making when I get stuck on where to go next in the painting process in acrylic painting.
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