On the paint side, you’re given a choice of both the color and metallic level of the paint with 13 different types of instruments including brushes, spray guns, putty knifes, and chalk. Each one can be customized and interacts differently with the paint, leading to limitless options to start your painting. The experience starts with a choice of 24 different preset canvases ranging from a basic canvas, to stucco, to even tin foil. When it comes to simulating painting on a real canvas, it’s hard to imagine a better experience than ArtRage. For $6.99, ArtRage delivers a nearly true-to-life artistic experience, minus the cost of supplies and the mess that would likely ensue if you unleashed a non-artist like me on a canvas and finger paints. A beautiful app that really shows off the flexibility of the iPad and reminds us of the power of a touch screen display.
With that being said, it’s hard not to be impressed with ArtRage for the iPad. For me, reviewing a painting App on the iPad would be similar to having Charles Barkley as a judge on Dancing with the Stars.
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