Wizardbrush

Wizardbrush is a fun program that comes packed with several graphic editing tools for users who want to draw. It can be easily figured out, by rookies and advanced users alike.

The interface of the application is user-friendly. You can use some basic drawing functions, such as move, brush, air brush, paint tube, oil paint brush, red eye removal, chalk, and magic wand.

But you can also change the canvas or image size, flip or rotate the picture, transform the layer, as well as apply various filters, such as grayscale, sharpen, blur, invert, mosaic, emboss, wind, and canvas.

You can apply a predefined drawing of Wizardbrush to the canvas, hide toolbars, adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation and HLS levels, set a picture as wallpaper, use the undo and redo functions, as well as save images to multiple formats, including JPG, TGA, GIF and PNG.

From the 'Preferences' screen, you can disable the 3D cursor, sound effects, prompt and tips dialogs, as well as select the display mode between mosaic, center and stretch. Wizardbrush runs on a moderate-to-high amount of CPU and system memory, is pretty responsive to commands, and includes user documentation. No error dialogs have been displayed during our tests and Wizardbrush did not freeze or crash.