Brushes Redux for iOS

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Brushes Redux is a painting app designed exclusively for iOS. Rewritten from the ground up, Brushes Redux is universal the same version runs on...

Brushes Redux is a painting app designed exclusively for iOS. Rewritten from the ground up, Brushes Redux is universal the same version runs on both your iPhone and your iPad. Move paintings between your devices and keep working wherever you go.An accelerated OpenGL-based painting engine makes painting smooth and responsive even with huge brush sizes. Brushes also records every step in your painting. Show off your creative process by replaying your paintings directly on your device.General Features: Create paintings with dimensions up to 4096x4096 Full support for all Retina devices Background autosave Unlimited undo and redo Simple and approachable interfacePainting: Full screen painting Record and replay paintings Ultrafast OpenGL-based painting engine Huge brush sizes up to 512x512 pixels Simulated pressure 64-bit painting on the latest hardware 14 parameterized brush shapes Adjustable brush settings (spacing, jitter, scatter, etc.) Adjustable color opacity Invert color and desaturate Flip and arbitrarily transform layers Adjustable color balance (iPad only) Adjustable hue, saturation and brightness (iPad only)Layers: Create up to 10 layers Lock and hide layers Lock layer transparency Adjust layer opacity Duplicate, rearrange, and merge layers Change blending modes: normal, multiply, screen, excludeImport and Export: Integrated with Dropbox Import native Brushes 3 files, JPEG, and PNG files Export as native Brushes 3 files, JPEG, PNG, and Photoshop files (with layers) Place images from your photo album into paintings Copy paintings to the pasteboardGestures: Zoom with two finger pinch Zoom in with two finger double tap Zoom to fit with two finger double tap Toggle interface visibility with a single tap (this can be changed to a two finger tap in the app settings) Tap and hold to access eyedropper toolScreenshot credit: "Portrait of Ally" by John Bavaro (http://johnbavaro.com)