Artrage tablet: $4.99 Artrage iphone: $1.99 Artrage Lite (access to Mac or Windows and option to upgrade to full later): $29.99
They all have layers. The mobile versions are missing stencils, rulers, and some fancy options, but the tablet version's nice. I often hash something out on my iPad and then toss it from there into Dropbox and load it into full ArtRage when I get home.
It's got its own layers-and-natural media file format, can export PNG, JPG, GIF, or .PSD if you have Photoshop and wanna do extra stuff to the layers like emboss, dropshadow and such.
ETA: Free Artrage Demo download. The demo only lets you save Artrage files (including layers) up to 1280 x 1024 pixels, and the demo only lets you export JPGs with a watermark, but you can always screencap if you're just doing a few things and don't need to buy a whole program.
Honorable mention. The learning curve is steep (ESPECIALLY if you're used to Photoshop) but GIMP works in a pinch. But other than GIMP I can't think of offline programs off the top of my head.
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Artrage tablet: $4.99
Artrage iphone: $1.99
Artrage Lite (access to Mac or Windows and option to upgrade to full later): $29.99
They all have layers. The mobile versions are missing stencils, rulers, and some fancy options, but the tablet version's nice. I often hash something out on my iPad and then toss it from there into Dropbox and load it into full ArtRage when I get home.
It's got its own layers-and-natural media file format, can export PNG, JPG, GIF, or .PSD if you have Photoshop and wanna do extra stuff to the layers like emboss, dropshadow and such.
ETA: Free Artrage Demo download. The demo only lets you save Artrage files (including layers) up to 1280 x 1024 pixels, and the demo only lets you export JPGs with a watermark, but you can always screencap if you're just doing a few things and don't need to buy a whole program.
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I liked Pixlr: https://pixlr.com/editor/
Honorable mention. The learning curve is steep (ESPECIALLY if you're used to Photoshop) but GIMP works in a pinch. But other than GIMP I can't think of offline programs off the top of my head.
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FUCK I can't help you here. DISREGARD
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