
Psykopaint tutorial free#
Psyko Paint is free and does not even require you to register to use its functions. But I’m sorry to say you won’t see my masterpieces displayed there quite yet. But still, my picture does have that impressionist feel doesn’t it? There are some great pictures in the gallery from which you can snatch some ideas. I must say I wasted a lot of time there picassoizing a random dog (feast your eyes!).īut, I was in a hurry and I’m no Picasso, so it would be best if those of you who are interested in this sort of thing, to take a look at the gallery and see what others have done with the digital photos using Psyko Paint.

If you like to play with paint programs and use special effects on your digital images - maybe even mess around with the Picasso brush and make your digital photos look like a Picasso or Van Gogh (keep your ears) – you’ll enjoy today’s freeware pick.

With the faster Internet speeds most of us enjoy and the quantum leap of Web-based applications, I say if you can use it from the Web then why bother installing it on your hard drive?

You know they say a prophet has no honor in his home town – or something like that.Īnyway, these days, there’s a blur between Web Site Pick of the Week and Freeware Pick of the Week due to the growing Cloud and Cloud applications. I know, I know, you’re all thinking that the name of this freeware pick is very apropos for TC – a well-known psycho, if you ask EB that is.
