The maker of “Snap Art” says the Sept. 15th cover of New Yorker Magazine was done with his program. “I’d recognize my baby anywhere,” he says. The New Yorker is famed for its artful covers and many people have them framed. The editors are silent on whether that particular cover was done with Snap Art, a plug-in program for Adobe Photoshop…
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We have two drawing tablets, and boy, are they fun.
What makes them fun is the software: ArtRage 2…
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SnagIt is a Windows program that lets you capture anything you see on the computer screen, including video clips, even if they have been protected against copying…
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We got our eager hands on a CyberTablet Z12 from Adesso (adesso.com). It works with any PC or Mac and sells for $122, which is around the midpoint for such tablets. You can write notes, draw highly defined pictures, edit photos and use it to add your signature to email and documents…
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A free program called Flypaper is a fast and easy way to post slide shows to the Web. The results look much the same as any presentation created with Microsoft’s PowerPoint, which is certainly not free…
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The original CorelDraw was one of the first heavy-duty graphics programs to appeal to business users as well as artists…
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“The Essential Blender,” edited by Roland Hess; $45 from Blender.org.
Blender is one of several high-end graphics and animation programs that are available free…
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Here’s an update to a service we covered last year. Instead of plastering “for sale” fliers on car windshields, you can send digital notices to major Web services like craigslist, eBay, Google Base and others…
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