Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Wow! Super Free TwistedBrush Pro Studio 17 Software has 5,000 brushes!

Original "Rainbow Abstract1" Oil Pastel With Embossing and TwistedBrush
by ATWIA Joan McCray 2012
     Artists, photographers, crafters etc. and lovers of art, don't faint, but today only you have another opportunity for a fantastic piece of software for free that I hope you'll have as much fun playing with as I do.
     Oh my gosh I adore this program! Here's my first fun creation from scratch using their oil pastel brush and embossing:

    I am hooked on this wonderful program! It seems like the possibilities are endless!
     As Giveaway of the Day describes it, "Twisted Brush Pro Studio 17 is a  "Digital paint software and photo editor with natural art tools. TwistedBrush Pro Studio has one of the most versatile and powerful brush engines, yet it is designed to be easy to use.
     TwistedBrush has more than 5,000 brushes, along with all the features that artists love to use: layers, realistic media, photo cloning, tracing, masks, particles, filters, script recording, scripts to AVI, drawing tablet support, brush shapes, patterns, textures, integrated scanner support, image brushes, drawing guides, reference image views, dirty brushes, scratch layer, dynamic palettes and a whole lot more."
System Requirements:Windows NT /XP / Vista / 7; 500mb disk space; 1gb RAM (2gb or more recommended)
Publisher:Pixarra Inc.
Homepage:http://www.pixarra.com/
File Size:27.5 MB
Price:The program is available for $79, but it will b efree for our visitors as a time-limited offer.

To get yours go here:
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/twistedbrush-pro-studio-17/
Giveaway of the Day - free licensed software daily. TwistedBrush Pro Studio 17 - TwistedBrush Pro Studio is a digital paint software and photo editor with natural art tools.
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Saturday, September 15, 2012

Free CollageIt Pro Photo Artsy PC Software with a 100% off Discount Coupon Code

CollageIt ProYay! I love free artistic photo software! This will come in handy for mixed media, art journaling, collage of course, scrapbooking, and I'll bet folks could even use it for homeschool or classroom projects!
     Here's what the developers have to say about it: "Have you ever wanted to amass your vast collection of photos into a collage? But, having never created a collage before, you need a little push to get going? Well, today is indeed your lucky day, since today's discount software promotion, CollageIt Pro, will get you fully immersed into the joy of collage creation in no time!
Features:





  • Automatically generate collages from digital photos in just a few clicks





  • Get started quickly with the included templates





  • Use up to 200 images for each collage





  • Enjoy full control over a variety of settings





  • Save your collage in an array of popular file formats





  • Share your collage via email or on social networks



  •      CollageIt Pro automatically generates collages from your digital photos in just few clicks, using up to 200 images. With CollageIt Pro, there's no wrestling with how to make it "look right", since the program is designed to give you the power to create beautiful collages in moments. No matter whether you're memorializing a vacation, a wedding, birthday party, or special trip, you'll find that the perfect way to preserve these memories is with a collage made with CollageIt Pro. Real time preview shows you how your collage is coming along, while an array of pre-designed templates means you'll be able to get up and running with CollageIt Pro in a snap."

         To get your full copy for FREE today instead of the retail price of $19.90, just go over here to Bits Du Jour. Hurry, at the time of this posting there was only about 13 hours left!:
    http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/collageit-pro/src=not/

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    Tuesday, August 28, 2012

    3rd ATWIA Artsy Creativity Prompt -- Imagination Prompt Generator

    Imagination Prompt Generator          I've had a really loooonnnngggg hard day today, getting X-rays taken, among other necessities. So I'm sorry, but I'm too pooped to finish the prompt for you I started to create this morning.
         Not to leave you in the lurch, though, today's All The World Is Art Creativity Prompt for you is an invitation to check out this handy doo-dad online writing (and other creativity) prompt tool I was recently led to: The Imagination Prompt Generator."
         Here's how they describe their free tool:
    "Creativity Portal's Imagination Prompt Generator will inspire you by outputting one of many randomly generated "Imagination Prompts" at the press of a button. We call them Imagination Prompts because they can be used for writing, blogging, art projects, music, discussion, or anything else you need some inspirational prompting for!"
         It's fun.But you've got to promise you'll still come check out my creative prompts most every day too :)
         To look at the Imagination Prompt Generator, go here:

    http://www.creativity-portal.com/prompts/imagination.prompt.html

         Meanwhile, if you missed any of my earlier prompts, you can find them on my "arts and crafts" tab above or click the pictures below:

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    Sunday, August 26, 2012

    ATWIA Creative Art or Writing Prompt of the Day -- A to Z

    On my computer keyboard, my A print has almost disappeared, while the Z print is good as new. Does that mean the Z is lonely?
     (Photo Credit: Joan McCray, All The World Is Art)
         Today's prompt came about last night when I was trying to find a particular key on my computer keyboard in a room that was pitch black.
         Now, I have been a typist for decades. I learned when manual typewriters were still in.
         The IBM Selectric was new and amazing and became all the rage in offices etc.
         I learned to type on both of them in high school. I had my own manual typewriter.
         But the electronic version became my best friend because I didn't have to press so hard on the keys. I became so fast what with high school short stories, looooonnnng University term papers and essays, helping support myself as a secretary through college, and then becoming a reporter. Sometimes I'd amaze some folks with my flying fingers, lol.
    The kind of typewriter I learned on, only at school they were a dull beige color.
    Yes, I guess I, too, am Retro and Vintage now, lol
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         However, I'm not as quick at the "hunt and pecking" method. I assume that is due to the fact that I didn't learn it that way to begin with. Plus, No more so with now I have arthritis and carpal tunnel so no quicky typing for me.
         Plus the sight-free method only works if you get your hands at the right beginning location to start with. This, as you know I'm sure, can be a challenge in the dark.
         But I digress. On to today's prompt:
         Last night I noticed how close the first letter of the English alphabet, "A" is almost right above the last letter of the alphabet, "Z", on the keyboard.
         Ok, so that's not some huge genius Ah Ha moment or anything.I am sure there's a scientific reason for this as far as making our typing easier when we're not looking. Or something like that.
         But just for fun:
    -  Have you ever wondered why the 2 opposing letters are so close together on a keyboard or typewriter?
    -  Is there a fable in that somewhere? 
    -  Do they get along?
    -  Have those letters affected you in some way?
    -  Is there a story or poem in this somewhere? (Besides "Chick a Boom Boom", lol.)
    - Would the 2 letters be fun to use in your art someway today?
    - Do they spark anything else in that wonderful, creative mind of yours? (Yes, you. You are creative whether you think so or not.)

         I don't know about you but my mind is swirling with some ideas, so off I go to play artsy (after my obligatory computer time for today.)
         I hope you have fun too!

    Pretty Please leave a comment if you like this new free segment offered for a little creativty spark to everybody everywhere from 1 to 111. :)It's nice to know if somebody out there is listening.

         Speaking of which, did anybody have a chance to try anything with yesterday's visual prompt of flickering flames called "Fire?" Maybe I should have included some written prompting too? What do you think?

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