Digital coloring with PENUP

Water Color: It makes clear, smoky brushstrokes; it’s great for coloring the sky or water. You can use the sliders to change the strokes’ opacity and width.

Oil Brush: It’s a standard paintbrush for paintings or arts and crafts. Its strokes are thick and solid. Use this when you want to fill in large areas with a consistent, thick color. You can change the strokes’ widths with the sliders.

Calligraphy Brush: Traditionally, these brushes were used for writing Chinese or Japanese letters, but now many modern artists use calligraphy brushes. They make thin, accurate strokes. You can change the stroke’s thickness using the slider.

Pencil: Use this to write or color like a real pencil. You can adjust the pencil’s thickness, but the strokes will always be very thin and grainy like an actual pencil.

Tilt Pencil: This tool is used to mimic a tilted pencil. With this tool, you can get wider and grainer strokes than with the traditional point of a pencil.

Smudge brush: Blend lines and colors in a smooth, seamless way. You can smudge as many times you want to achieve your desired look.

Air Brush: This tool will give you the foggy look of an air brush or a spray can. It’s perfect for coloring clouds, sheep, or anything fluffy. Use the slider to adjust the stokes’ transparency or thickness.

Marker Pen: The marker pen is the tool on the far right. It’s like using a Sharpie or a marker. Use it for bold, thick lines – it’s great for both coloring and writing. You can change the marker’s opacity or thickness with the sliders.

Crayon: This is the third instrument from the right. It will give you the appearance and texture of a real crayon. You can adjust the width of the crayon’s stroke with the slider.

Eraser: This is located at the bottom of the screen. Use it to get rid of any mistakes or blemishes. Tap the Eraser icon twice to change its settings. Drag the sliders to adjust the eraser’s size and opacity. You can also tap Erase all to make the picture go back to its original state.