Painnt (.99 weekly, $1.99 monthly or $9.99 yearly) I have not had much success with portraits.ģ. Note: In my experience waterlogue works best on landscapes and street scenes. Interior designers can also use this for their interior photos. I like this look for architectural images. With the “It’s technical filter” (on left) the watercolor is recreated on graph paper. My two favorite styles are “It’s Technical” and “vibrant”. There are limited options for customization which makes it very user friendly. Each watercolor style varies in detail, wetness and color. There are 14 different watercolor presets to choose from. It became almost a fad but now I rarely see it used. It coincided with Instagram getting really popular and it seemed as if very other image in my IG feed was a Waterlogue image. I remember when this app first came out in 2014. Overall, I give this app and excellent rating.
I can see where this would be a fabulous app for a graphic designer though. It was fun creating the photo but I’m not sure I would use it enough to justify the cost. Then I worked with the tools (limited in the free version) to get a look I liked. I uploaded a photo of the Pyramid in front at the Louvre and applied the Pop Art preset. There are multiple options to customize your image after you have chosen one of the dozens of presets. BeCassa is an iphone only, drawing and painting app, that transforms your image into a watercolor, cartoon or oil painting. It is extremely robust, but as of now, I’ve only experimented with the free version. BeCasso ($3.49 monthly or $79.99 one-time charge)Ī lot of professional photographers use this app. I have listed them in descending order with my top pick at the bottom. Today I am sharing my five favorite painting apps to turn cellphone photos into paintings. I have spent the past year experimenting with about two dozen of the most highly rated painting apps. The problem is, there are hundreds of photo painting apps and it is confusing to know which one is the best. Do you know it’s easy to turn cellphone photos into paintings? You don’t need to wait to find the perfect piece of art for that blank wall when you can easily create your own artwork.
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