United States- Import .ABR brushes (Adobe Photoshop brushes) and save/email them as images. - Create brushes from images for the iColorama app. Later you can use these brushes for masking and for painting in the app. - Convert images to transparent .png based in the lightning of the pixels.
Crashing
App keeps crashing
United StatesDon’t think this is working with current iOS.
I could be wrong, but after having no issues importing custom made brushes into iColorama off and on for a couple of years, I can’t seem to get it to work now. The biggest difference has been the iOS update. when attempting to import a brush set FROM iColorama from the brushes menu It goes through one of those seemingly extra steps by opening this App in the App Store, but tries to open it from iTunes ....? Weird. So there must be some weird pathway set up that’s off. Hopefully it can be remedied quickly and get back to 5 stars.
United StatesI would like more instructions as well or a YouTube video
See titles… But these apps are all very interesting and nicely provocative but there is a learning curve which could be greatly helped via intensive help files
United StatesStill learning
I bought this app in a bundle for the iPad. I’m just learning how to edit photos so I can’t say for sure if this works or not. But I can tell you all of the other apps from this developer is 💯
United StatesNo instructions
I'd love to know how to import bristles into the app, since that's the supposed function. Unfortunately there are no instructions how to do that. The only visible icon goes straight to the Photos app, but there's nothing I could find to import an Abr file. I think the interface needs an update. Update: I guess you need to use AirDrop to transfer brushes to the iPad. Unfortunately when I try to save brushes to my photos, I only get 4 images. It work when I email them as photos, but that's knot as convenient.
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