Libero Spagnolini has released FaceMan 3.2 — the critically acclaimed iPhone app that introduces tons of new features, a brand new UI and bring a strong performance boost on iOS 5 devices. Continue reading »
Here comes some very cool apps that can really have some fun with, as well as generate some awesome images …
* TurboCollage – Collage Creator for iPad
* PaintMee HD
* Camera Flash PRO for iPad 2
* Auto Adjust
* Photogene is about improving your digital photos
* Bill Atkinson PhotoCard Lite
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MacPhun’s highly anticipated release of FX Photo Studio for Mac has hit the streets. This is the supercharged and more adept version of the wildly successful FX Photo Studio mobile franchise. Continue reading »
The Future Canvas iPad Art Gallery, San Francisco, features “The Emerging Medium of iPad Art” with Live Artists Bo Paweena, Barbara Lietzow and David Newman Painting with ARTRAGE on the iPad & Showing Interchange with ArtRage 3 Studio Pro
Independent development team, Etienne Nguyen Tan Hon and Yong Jie Hu are pleased to announce the launch of Calligraphy Art on the App Store. Calligraphy is an art that anyone can practice. If you can write a letter, you can calligraphy it in a really beautiful way with many different styles, dating from 2000 years ago to the modern hands.
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Get the latest update to Colorplex color calculator application for Mac OS X. Colorplex is a color calculator with a scalable interface that can easily transform from simple to advanced, in accordance with your needs.
Reinvented Software has released Poster 1.1 for Mac OS X — an application for posting photos and videos to the web. Version 1.1 adds support for posting to SmugMug, posting videos to Facebook, improves the app’s plug-ins for iPhoto and Aperture, people tagging and more.
app4mac has released Imagerie 1.0, a new image editor built for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Designed for the most daily tasks, Imagerie was built with a very modern core engine featuring layers management, vector tools, gradient editor and an innovative history navigator.
SpinArt has been named one of the top iPhone Apps of the year by iTunes Rewind 2010. The annual iTunes Rewind list published by Apple highlights the best in Apps and other media for the past year. SpinArt has been named to two separate top 10 lists in this year’s iTunes Rewind. There’s also a SpinArt ‘lite’ you can install for free.
Corner-A has rolled out LightFrame 2.0 for Mac OS X. The New version of LightFrame brings an improved user interface and new rendering engine made from the scratch. Both stability and performance increased, and a lot of features were added as well, including frame stacks. LightFrame now allows to add even complex frames with few clicks and set up every aspect of the frame.
Applications for Life Company has rolled out Box Shot 3D 3.1, an update to their powerful utility that renders 3D shapes using provided images. Box Shot 3D allows to render software boxes, book covers, magazines, CD, DVD and Blu-Ray boxes, cans, bottles, mugs, bags and much more. No 3D-knowledge is required at all and the results look very professional because of raytracing rendering technology.
Eagle Inc. has rolled out Zen Artist 1.0 for iPad. The famous drawing tool in Japan released in US. With Zen Artist for iPad, you can draw beautiful art, like Van Gogh. Like a Romance, your finger will be the magic brush that creates many beautiful paintings.
Gertrudis Graphics has released its new GMX-PhotoPainter for Mac OS X. GMX-PhotoPainter is a standalone software solution that transforms an image (generally a photo) into an original artwork. With GMX-PhotoPainter, artists can start with an existing picture such as from a digital camera or scanner, a 3D rendering or painting from another program or imaging application.
Pimpy could be just about the most fun new photo decoration app for iPhone and iPod touch. Pimpy is the latest application for photo decoration and it is the only one that gives access to your Facebook photos and to the photos of your friends.
iAMDA (International Association of Mobile Digital Artists) will hold its first annual MobileArtCon at NYU ITP at the Tisch School of the Arts, October 23-24, 2010. The conference will bring together visual artists, designers, musicians and app developers from around the world to discuss art and music created on handheld touchscreen devices (iPhones/iPads, etc) from a creative, technical and historical perspective. Continue reading »
