FireAlpaca

Imagine that you’re a painter, seeking to make the transition to the digital medium, the first thing that comes to mind is Adobe’s Photoshop, as it is the most well-known software addressing such requirements, and by far the most established. But, are you willing to cope with all the extra features that don’t pertain just to digital painting, and not to mention, the inherent complexity?

This is where dedicated solutions, such as FireAlpaca, can have a word or two to say in the process of choosing a digital painting software. This app was designed in order to offer users a dedicated digital painting tool, which offers a succinct yet comprehensive take on such endeavors.

Upon initializing FireAlpaca for the first time, I was happy to see a classic design or at least one which incorporates classic elements that you’d expect to find in an image processor. This is essential, as it allows for an easy transition from other apps, and relies on a trusted design type.

All things considered, the modular panel design, as well as the layering approach, are both easy to work with and offer a very accessible air to the app, regardless if you’re a novice or a more advanced user.

Being focused on digital painting, it is fair to say that FireAlpaca comes equipped to face the rigors of the modern painter, and has most of its focus and emphasis on its brush collection.

To that end, being able to perform tweaks to the existing brush library, as well as rely on the available templates, offers a very good degree of versatility.

This application offers a very good package for those who seek a dedicated digital painting tool, sporting an accessible design, but without sacrificing essential and extra functionality.