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How to choose a Canvas Size in ArtRage

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How to pick a Canvas Size for your ArtRage Paintings? Choosing a canvas size is one of those horrible math-filled topics that are terrifying and mysterious the first time you try and do digital art, or start considering printing your art. It is important to make sure that you do not start with a canvas that is too small because you cannot make it larger later without losing quality. But what is “too small”? How large can you go? This comprehensive guide … […]

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Oil Painting Tutorial: Foot Study

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How to Paint a Foot using ArtRage’s Oil Brush? A quick walkthrough showing you the basic process of painting a human foot using the digital oils in ArtRage. This tutorial uses ArtRage 4, but the oil brush is found in every version of ArtRage, so you should be able to follow along pretty easily in any version. You can click through the step by step images and captions, or watch the video recording below. […]

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Coloring A Fish With Felt Pen in ArtRage 4

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Join us for a quick coloring session featuring the vibrant Cuban Hogfish and the Felt Pen tool! A coloring tutorial demonstrating tips for creating a line art from your pencil sketch and coloring it neatly with the felt pen in ArtRage 4. You can also watch the video of the painting process on YouTube (or at the end of this post). Learn how to draw and color this fish! Click through the gallery for the step by step tutorial. […]

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Greek Archway Watercolor Tutorial in ArtRage 4

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How to paint with Watercolors in ArtRage 4. Copying a traditional watercolor painting by Annie Wood using ArtRage 4’s digital watercolor tools. This step by step tutorial uses the original ‘Gateway’ painting as a reference and demonstrates the process for copying the effects of watercolor using the watercolor tool, palette knife and other ArtRage 4 features. […]

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Manga Art Tutorial by Sour Candy Arts

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Creating a Manga Illustration in ArtRage with Paige Fowler (Sour Candy Arts) . Paige Fowler is an ArtRage artist who specialises in detailed manga and gothic fantasy illustrations and fan art. She created this tutorial to share her process for creating manga illustrations in ArtRage 4. Her techniques should be useful for artists of all levels. […]

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Christmas Decoration Presets in ArtRage

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Your Last Minute Christmas Card Guide for ArtRage!  Left it too late and don’t have time to draw anything? Or just need the final touch for your very festive holiday card? ArtRage for the desktop has a variety of Christmas-themed stencils and sticker sprays waiting for you to scrapbook them together into a last minute […]

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Sticker Sprays 3: Create Multicolored Effects!

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Art Tutorial for using the Sticker Sprays: Use random hue to create multicolored sticker sprays. This tutorial applies to users of ArtRage 3 Studio Pro and ArtRage 4. Many of the sticker sprays use a single color, but sometimes you want to mix it up a bit and get a wider range of blues, or a complete rainbow of color without having to individually change the selected color for every stroke. This is very easy to do… […]

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Sticker Sprays 1: Creating A Custom Sticker

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How to Create A Custom Sticker in ArtRage Did you know that you can create custom brushes? The ArtRage Sticker Spray feature is an extremely powerful tool with an intimidating range of options. Any Sticker you add to ArtRage can be used to create a Sticker Spray, and any Sticker Spray can be customised in […]

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Into The Stars Watercolour Tutorial

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How to paint a night sky using watercolours in ArtRage “Into The Stars Watercolour Tutorial” by SomeoneSane An ArtRage artist in the forums recently started a thread asking for tips mimicking the real life traditional watercolours in the image on the right, “House under the Starry Skies”. And our resident tutorial wizard stepped up marvellously […]

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