Pixie / Nattyware. Pixie is a utility made especially for webmasters and designers. It is a color picker with few extra goodies. Run it, simply point to a color and it will tell you the hex, RGB, HTML, CMYK and HSV values of that color. You can then use these values to reproduce the selected color in your favorite programs. Pixie - Home Edition for Mac Download Old Version Create original paintings with easy-to-use tools. Record narration for descriptions and storytelling. Share pictures as slideshows, movies, and html. Reinforce classroom work with the Pixie Parent Guides Edit files created in Pixie.
- apply paint to; coat with paint; “We painted the rooms yellow”
- a substance used as a coating to protect or decorate a surface (especially a mixture of pigment suspended in a liquid); dries to form a hard coating; “artists use `paint’ and `pigment’ interchangeably”
- A colored substance that is spread over a surface and dries to leave a thin decorative or protective coating
- make a painting; “he painted all day in the garden”; “He painted a painting of the garden”
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- APP is an abbreviation for application. The filename extension .app means application in Symbian OS, SkyOS, GNUstep and Mac OS X.
- Amyloid precursor protein (APP) is an integral membrane protein expressed in many tissues and concentrated in the synapses of neurons. Its primary function is not known, though it has been implicated as a regulator of synapse formation, neural plasticity and iron export.
- An application (program), especially a small one designed for a mobile device
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paint app for mac – Pixie 3
Features: Create original art using the paint brush, crayon, marker, shapes, and fill tools. Edit images by applying a variety of graphic effects and edges to photos. Tell stories using pictures from the sticker library. Record your voice narrating a story, practicing vocabulary, or recalling a family vacation. Share your creations in a slide show, online gallery, or other programs. Export pictures to email to friends, print booklets and greeting cards, show off your pictures in a slide show, create a movie or podcast, or share your pictures in an online image gallery.
Support Learning: Pixie is used in thousands of classrooms to engage students in the curriculum. Pixie has hundreds of standards-based curriculum activities you can use at home to support and reinforce what kids are learning in school.
Awards: Pixie is an iParenting Best Product, a District Administration Reader’s Choice, a Children’s Technology Review Editor’s Choice, and has a Seal of Approval from the National Parenting Center.
Research-backed: In a nationwide study, students in classrooms using Pixie significantly outperformed students in classrooms that did not on a nationally recognized standardized test for reading and math.
Collage App Comparison 2010.09.12
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All three are digital collages made on my iPod Touch from scans of an oil painting and a charcoal drawing. The set was put together in Photoshop on my Mac. From left to right:
a. Juxtaposer App, resolution 656 X 800.
b. Photochop App, resolution 768 X 929.
c. Paintbook App, resolution 1694 X 2048
(Resolotions reduced to the lowest to fit them on the same page for upload)
While Paintbook is the clear winner for resolution, Juxtaposer is still the clear winner for collaging features.
I was hopeful about new App PhotoChop but although it has higher res than Juxtaposer, the image seems less sharp, Also, you could not enlarge the image you were working on or change the size of the eraser/uneraser to have control over detail areas.
One of Paintbook’s main issue is that since it is not designed for this specifically, there is no ‘unerase’, only undo. Unerase on the other Apps lets you bring back any part of the top layer at any time. The other issue with Paintbook is that as it is primarily a vector drawing program, it erases with an extremely sharp edge, and the cuts are therefore very clear.
Juxtaposer’s only issue is that it is so low res, Otherwise it is a perfect App for doing this. You can zoom in and out to see what you’re doing, work with either a very large or very very small ‘brush’, have a choice about softness of edge, erase/unerase the top layer at any time, load on as many layers as you want, and save your session at multiple stages so you can add a new layer but easily go back to a previous version if it didn’t work out.
I guess if I was going to ask for one feature besides higher res, it would be the possibility of returning to previous layers even after you’ve added more. But this would just be icing on the cake,
NightRide Bike II
Friday, March 16, 2012Pixie For Mac Download Free
Pheew! That was a tough learning curve for this little bike.
Yesterday, I drew this same/similar painting on the iPad and the app crashed- 'ArtRage' quit on me and lost everything. Since I had turned on the 'record to script feature', I had hoped at least something had been saved… but there was nothing.
Tonight, I was careful to 'save frequently' and the app did not crash this time. Honestly, yesterday’s lost painting was better than this one… Why? Because it was more spontaneous, had more layers of built up and edited colors, and was my first attempt. This image seems more contrived with less details as compared to the first effort of Day 8/365.
What I also learned is that even though I saved the script that records my brush strokes to play back at a higher resolution later, I can’t do this unless I buy the app for my Mac. They have a special now for $29. but I want to test out the 6 other painting apps before I go and dump more money into this product. Although $29. is not a terrible price, I am planning on reviewing 6 additional iPad apps, and I want to purchase these first. Stay tuned for my own detailed review on all the painting apps for iPad! Check out my blog at cproppe.com for more iPad paintings in this project.
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