FireAlpaca Free Painting Software Download

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_tta_tabs style=”modern” active_section=”1″][vc_tta_section title=”About” tab_id=”aboutf856-8f34a84d-26fb”][vc_column_text]FireAlpaca is a free paint software that works on both Mac and Windows computers. Simple tools and controls allow you to quickly create an illustration. Fire Alpaca is a free paint suite that is available in ten languages and works on both Mac and Windows. Simple tools and controls allow you to quickly create an illustration. New useful utilities will be introduced one after the other! FireAlpaca 64 bit is now available for download! While it’s technically a drawing program, it has an onion skinning feature where you can see previous and next drawings for animation.

FireAlpaca is a complex utility for creating and editing image files that’s also accessible and easy to handle even to users without advanced knowledge about photo alteration.

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Organized user interface

When you edit images or draw them from scratch, it is necessary to have all your tools at hand, with the minimal distraction from these, in order to focus on the canvas.

FireAlpaca offers you the option to choose which menus and toolbars you wish to keep visible and which to hide. It even has a fast key bind for hiding everything but your project.

Whenever you move your mouse over an option or feature, a tooltip is displayed in the left corner of the program, which makes the application very user-friendly.

Customizable brushes and tools

FireAlpaca comes with a pack of preset brushes with various effects. And even if these can be customized, you have the option to add your own brushes or pencils to better fit your work style.

The program supports graphics tablet usage, allowing you to take advantage of the pen pressure sensitivity in order to control the size and opacity of your strokes.

Layered artwork

The large variety of tools that comes with FireAlpaca works well with the ability to separate your projects into layers. This way, you can quickly test out ideas without having to change the main image.

Layers can be duplicated, so you can easily revert any made changes. The order of the layers sets their visibility priority, making the first layer to be visible on top of the others. Any layer can be also hidden easily.

Multiple projects in different tabs

Another useful feature is the integration of multiple tabs, so you can work simultaneously on more than one project, without having to run other instances of the program.

Having multiple tabs allows you to copy elements from one draft and add them to another project with ease.

FireAlpaca is a simple and intuitive application with complex features that allow even inexperienced users to easily edit images or create artwork. The utility is light on resource requirements despite the multitude of options.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Video” tab_id=”videof856-8f34a84d-26fb”][vc_column_text]

Official Video Intro FireAlpaca Digital Painting Software

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FireAlpaca Digital Painting Software Overview

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Spécifications techniques

Version2.6.6
Taille du fichier16.0 MB
LanguesAnglais
LicenceGratuit
DéveloppeurPGN Inc.

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