It’s well executed and versatile, with natural colour blending and both wet and dry paper modes – although not as instantly stunning as the oil brush and rather processor intensive. ArtRage 3 supplements this with a watercolour brush, which opens up new stylistic possibilities. Layers can also be individually exported as PNG files for use in other applications and there is now support for Photoshop filters.ĪrtRage Studio Pro 3 retains the impressive oil-paint brush, delivering natural colour blending and realistic oil paint texture, although it now has real-colour blending, which means that when you mix blue and yellow, for example, you get green. This allows you to build and change the composition more freely by applying different tools and filters to individual layers, and by manipulating the way that layers interact.
Unlike a real canvas, but in common with most modern design applications, ArtRage allows you to build your painting in discreet layers, which can be individually created, manipulated, grouped and merged. The new selection tools are complemented by a more advanced implementation of layers and filtering. This allows much more versatility in image composition by letting you work more selectively on individual parts of your picture. While the more basic Studio version comes with only elliptical and square selection tools, Studio Pro augments these with freehand, polygon, wand selection and paint-area selection. In particular, the new selection tools are a useful and important addition to this version. As the name suggests, the Pro version contains a considerably more robust pallet of tools, making ArtRage more attractive to serious illustrators. Unlike previous versions, this third iteration of the software is split into Studio and Studio Pro versions.
ArtRage Studio Pro 3 is a natural media art application that lets you apply realistic paint and ink to a canvas.
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