ArtRage for iOS 2.2 includes upgraded, fully integrated stylus support for all major current iPad Bluetooth styluses with pressure sensitivity. To connect your stylus, just open the main menu and tap the stylus button to choose your model. To change any settings, or to disconnect your stylus (or if you choose a stylus by accident!), go into Preferences and scroll down the bottom to Stylus Preferences. […]
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You can import photos and other pictures as tracing or reference images, to help you draw more easily. Tracing Images are images overlaid on the ArtRage canvas to act as a guide while you are painting. The image is partially transparent on top of your paint so you can still see what you are painting beneath. Reference Images are images that are pinned to your canvas while painting. Like Tracing Images they act as a guide while you work. […]
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ArtRage for iPad File Handling – A guide to saving your paintings, using the gallery, scripts and export and import options. The Gallery in ArtRage contains all of your Painting Files. When you save a painting, it is saved in to a group in the Gallery and to load it again all you need to do is return there using the Main Menu and select the painting to load. Learn how to best manage your files, import/export different file formats, and record scripts to play back. […]
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ArtRage for iPad Painting & Drawing Tools. Tools are selected on the left hand side of your iPad using the Tool Picker. In the bottom left corner is a Tool Pod that shows you the currently selected tool. Tap this pod and the Tool Picker appears. Tap on a tool in the picker to select it. Learn how to make the most of your tools available and discover shortcuts. […]
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What Are Layers? ArtRage Paintings are made of a stack of transparent ‘layers’, each of which can have its own painted content. Each layer can be edited without changing the content of other layers, so you can edit parts of your painting without fear of damaging others. Layers are like transparent sheets of plastic, where there is no paint on a layer you can see the layers beneath, they can be moved around independently, and their order changed to adjust the position of their contents. […]
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ArtRage for iOS Manual. The ArtRage for iOS app is a fully featured natural media painting app for iPads and iPhones. It includes a quick start guide, which will help introduce you to the various tools and menus, as well as these online help pages. The online manual covers more advanced topics, and will help you figure out how to get the most out of the ArtRage app. Learn more about ArtRage for iOS … […]
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Adding New Sticker Sheets You can add custom sticker sheets to use as individual stickers or as a sticker spray. To customise the sticker spray and create a new preset, see Sticker Spray Variation. Importing a Sticker Sheet At the top of the Stickers Panel is an Import button. This button allows you to locate […]
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ArtRage for Android Tools & Tool Presets. ArtRage for Android offers the same range of realistic, traditional painting tools as ArtRage 4, as well as more digital editing tools such as the Sampler and Fill tools. Oil Brush: A paintbrush that places thick or thin oil paint and allows smearing and blending. Watercolour: Paint with a variety of watercolour strokes using a soft bristled brush wet or dry paper. Airbrush: Sprays a thin mist of colour onto the Canvas… […]
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Download ArtRage Manuals – ArtRage includes a manual with every edition of the program. This can be found under Help > ArtRage Manual in the desktop editions, and under the general menus in the mobile editions. You can also download individual manuals as PDF available here online. The user guides contain the complete program manuals, as well as additional tutorials and tips. […]
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