TwistedBrush Gets A New Twist

Once upon a time, there was a damn cool graphics application called TwistedBrush. Unfortunately, that application is no longer available, but it's not gone forever. Back in early December 2007, Pixarra, its producer, changed this program's name into TwistedBrush Pro Studio. To me, "TwistedBrush" alone was fine, but anyway...yesterday they just updated TwistedBrush Pro Studio, bringing the current version number up to 15.07, so I thought it would be a good idea to tell you a few things about it, as usual.

TwistedBrush is an impressive graphics tool which allows you to become a digital painter without having to follow any painting class. All you have to do is own a decent computer running Windows, grab the trial version available here, and get creative! The setup package isn't large at all, and learning to work with this program is, first of all, a lot of fun, but TwistedBrush can also offer you an extremely wide range of tools to get the job done. These being said, let's see what's new in version 15.07, considered "a minor update" by Pixarra...

Usually, minor updates only come with some bug fixes, which are also present in TwistedBrush Pro Studio 15.07, but this time, we also have a bunch of interesting additions - Anti-Alias, Adaptive, Detail and Value Blur filters, Adjust HSL and Lab filters, and a few more. Since I already gave you the link, best thing for you to do is to spare some time for having some fun with TwistedBrush on your own.

I was just about to forget about this, but since we're living in a material world, after all, you should be aware that TwistedBrush Pro Studio is priced at $119, only for the current month, down from the regular price of $129.