At the moment I am beta testing a new painting app that is absolutely brilliant and I am really excited about the results it can help create. The apps I have listed are my staple toolbox for most of my work. I use Miracam to add more texture to the image and finish with Laminar to tweak colours, curves and contrast. At this point I also added the old typewriter letter through parts of the portrait. When I am happy with the artwork I use a Glaze filter and combine it with the painted one in Superimpose.
This is my favourite and most creatively satisfying part of the process. As the portrait begins to develop I move it into Procreate and I digitally paint and draw on top of the image I have built. Often I change the scales of parts of the face to create distortion – my favourite being the eyes, making one bigger than the other or both eyes the same so they look strange. I always start in Superimpose and I take one of the images in my Camera Roll and begin to try combining it with parts of other pictures. You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the Web.Apps used: Superimpose + ProCreate + Glaze + Miracam
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Note: These apps are available for free for a limited time only. But if you’re looking to take even better photos in low-light conditions, then Night Cam is an app you need under your belt. Let’s face it, the iPhone and iPad’s camera isn’t the best there is, and despite them having good low-light photo-taking credentials, the end result is somewhat a compromise. Night Cam ($1.99 – FREE / iPhone and iPad) Text editors on iOS usually fall short in certain features, but this particular one picks up where others have left off, featuring strong synonyms and antonyms suggestions and more. WriteRight ($2.99 – FREE / iPhone and iPad)
Topped with features like gesture based controls, themes and focus mode, it’s one app that you would rely on if you want to time something. Timeless for iPhone is a full-featured stopwatch and countdown app with tons of great tricks under its sleeve. Give it a download, we’re certain you won’t regret this one, after all, it’s free! And iPassword Deluxe is one of those apps. Though we’re huge fans of 1Password due to its extensive feature set, but once in a while we come across similar apps that do the exact same thing, but are minimal in nature, and more focused towards its intended purpose. But this particular app comes with a small twist: instead of just adding mere effects, it goes a little beyond and gives your boring photos a striking artsy effect, making your, well, boring photo, a little less boring one. Give it a download, we know you want to.ĭistressed FX ($0.99 – FREE / iPhone and iPad)Īpps that let you add effects to photos are aplenty on all the app stores on various platforms. A pure novelty app with the simple aim of turning your mugshot into a graffiti, this is an app worth having if you just want to show-off your photo editing skills on various social networks.
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