About Expresii
Next-gen paint program currently specialized in Eastern ink painting. It features important breakthroughs in recent history of digital painting technology: 1. 3D brushes allowing expressive strokes as if done wielding a real brush. 2. Truly natural ink (watercolor) flows giving you the charm of water-based media. 3. Vector-like 12k output with raster richness. The development traces back to 1999 when Computer Graphics researcher Nelson Chu started to devise a novel method to simulate a brush in 3D. By wielding such a virtual brush, you can make vastly different marks which normally require switching between many ‘brushes’ in other programs. By eliminating explicit switching you can finally make expressive marks that capture your rhythm. Water-based media have always been a challenge in digital painting technology. Many paint programs offer ‘watercolor brushes’, most of which are based on local diffusion or stamping scanned images. Nice results can be achieved but something important is missing – the fluidity. Our paint simulation, on the other hand, brings digital watercolor to a whole new level by using Computational Fluid Dynamics for natural flows. The use of GPU makes such a simulation fast enough for real-time interaction, even on a tablet computer. Finally, the simulation is paired with a new rendering method that gives you both raster richness and vector-like output up to 12k resolution. You can export your artwork with alpha channel to your favorite image editor for further processing. Check out the Release Video for a quick understanding of our unique features: https://youtu.be/Tu3O5qvVVHo 2017.09.23 Notice: Due to an exclusive license agreement we entered with an animation production company, from now on when you download and use Expresii, you have to the agree with the following statement: You are not allowed to use the software for creating feature animated film during the period 1 October 2017 to 1 September 2019. However, if you obtained the software before 1 October 2017, you are exempted from this restriction.
