Updated 16 April: Escape Motions has announced the next set of new features in Flame Painter 3, including support for Wacom tablets and Leap Motion controllers and for Photoshop-style Transform layers. The Personal edition costs $29.99 and the Professional edition of version 2 costs $59.99. More new features will be announced on Escape Motions’ blog in the run up to the release of Flame Painter 3 on 29 April.įlame Painter is available for Windows and Mac OS X. New features announced so far for the Pro edition include Flame Painter Connect, a live link between Flame Painter and Photoshop CS5 and above and the ability to import or export files in PSD or SVG format.īoth Personal and Pro editions will also support 22 Photoshop blending modes, including Color Dodge, Linear Dodge, four Light modes, Hard Mix, Exclusion, Hue, Saturation, Color and Luminosity. Developer Escape Motions has just announced version 3 of the unique digital painting tool, including improved Photoshop compatibility.Įscape Motions – aka developer Peter Blaškovič – has announced Flame Painter 3, an update to its unusual but surprisingly powerful digital painting tool, which enables artists to create images with ‘flame brushes’. Flame Painter in action, in a tutorial from Geekatplay Studio.
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