


Beach Painting made with Artrage on a PC. However, now that I have been using Chromebooks for a while and they have gotten way better in regards to how an artist might interact with the device (touchscreens), I began thinking about how one might draw or paint using their Chromebook. I didn’t think about having this type of application on my Chromebook when I first began using them back in 2012. What I liked about this particular application was the way it mimicked real-world painting tools and media. The purchase enabled me to install it on my MacBook as well so all was great. I loved it so much I ended up purchasing it.

It was called ArtRage (see examples below). However, back in 2006, I discovered an awesome painting application that I downloaded onto my Sony VAIO. I am a hobby artist and enjoy painting using various media.
