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My sense is that the Photogene App is mainly for photographers, wanting to organize and frame and retouch and highlight their digital photos. But it allows for pretty cool iterations for digital drawings as well. (For those of you who wonder why this blog has been so focused on iPad art of late, it is NOT my concern over my Apple stockholdings, so much as the fact that I am trying to finish a kind of silly novel on the side, which has made it difficult to do any other writing.)

At any rate, the above is an unfiltered digital drawing. Below, only a few of the different iterations available through Photogene “filters”, including Dream, Painting, Comic, Posterize, Charcoal, Sepia, and RAINBOW (for those interested in designing old LP album covers.)

Oops. Forgot Night Vision.

This entry was posted on June 26, 2011 at 8:22 am and is filed under iPad art. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments.

Tags: Brushes App, different iterations with photogene, filtering paintings, iPad art, Karin Gustafson, manicddaily, Photogene App, Photogene Filters