KaleidaCam App

  

I recently downloaded the KaleidaCam app (when it was free for a day) and have been having some fun trying it out. This is one of the many images I have produced. I used the Perspective Correction app to add perspective, then imported the picture into ArtStudio to create a new header image for the blog. KaleidaCam is a fantastic little app with a great range of options even without the upgrade but I upgraded it anyway as it was only $1.29 AUD and I had saved $1.99 AUD by getting the app itself for nothing. Just love these free apps. The first thing I do every morning is fire up AppAdvice and check out the latest free apps.

Abbey Ruins – St. John’s Church – Chester

Here’s another one from the book

Moonlight Island

Another experiment with iDraw, playing with some of the many available effects. I like the glow effect on the moon.

I got lazy and used Elasticam to distort the reflections on the exported image, instead of reshaping the vectors.

Sailing

Another iDraw image – iDraw is now called Graphic

Over The Fence

Decided to create a header image using iDraw, here is the result

 

Pen & Ink – More digital journaling tests

Just trying out another app that has been sitting unused since being downloaded. Not a very good drawing but I was mainly trying out the different tools and effects that are available.

This is another app that is a great contender for digital journaling, you can create as many sketchbooks as you need, add as many pages as you like to each book, duplicate pages and rearrange pages, even move them between books. Each page has ten layers, plus a page background layer, which lets you change the paper colour. There is also a photo layer available if you like to trace from a photograph. There is a wide range of tools in the free version, with more available as in app purchases.

Sunrise Over Eudlo

Eudlo is the village where I live, on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast

Along The Fenceline Updated

As usual, I couldn’t resist tweaking a few things. I have left the earlier version, so you can see the changes.

Along The Fenceline

Some scribbles and a few dashes of colour

Sculpting on the iPad

While the class were busily engaged experimenting with Mudbox on their desktop computers, I opened 123D Sculpt on the iPad and created this. The text was added using TitleFX.

It really is incredible what can be achieved using the iPad, and the app creators just keep coming up with more powerful apps all of the time.