HuePaint is intended for the creation of digital painting. In this respect, the tool can simulate the results you get when you use oil to paint on canvas or paper. Likewise, it comes with a varied array of brushes. The app is not so difficult to use; still, you can get some help online. By the way, what the developer calls tutorials provide very poor information and do not deserve the name.
The application’s interface has no hidden features. Luckily, you can turn it into a full-screen canvas so nothing steps in your way. You should be aware that in this mode, even the left-side toolbar disappears to provide you with extra space, but you can always get it back by scrolling inward from near the canvas edge.
A great part in determining how realistic your painting looks is played by the type of canvas or paper you choose. Besides, there are sliders to adjust depth and visibility. In this regard, your brush strokes interact with the texture to create interesting results. Surprisingly, changing the type of canvas after you have already started painting does not affect whatever you have previously done. Thus, it interacts with subsequent strokes only.
Most users consider, and I agree with them, that color is definitely the best thing about this app. Luckily, there is an impressive palette of beautiful colors that you can combine to create bright results. Likewise, you can pick different brushes, like Tie-Dye Brush, Hue Brush, Shaded Brush and Standard Brush. Other available tools are the Smudge and the Eraser. more
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