Well done, you!

I've dabbled with some free ones. One that comes free with Samsung called Penup. The others I've played with are Infinite Painter and Sketchbook. I can use the S-Pen that came with my tablet.

Because I retired from a university I get to take classes for free - and many of those in the art department come with a subscription to the Adobe suite. Otherwise it would be too pricey for me.

I'm currently working on a BFA in photography - and following my instructor's suggestion that I try using a tablet for photo editing. Since the 90s I've edited almost exclusively with the touchpad on my laptop (using PaintshopPro - less than 1/10 the cost of Photoshop). Since I'm working on the non-photography part of the BFA this semester, I decided to use my professor's suggestion to play with a painting app while I'm waiting for classes to start.

It's got 3 sets of digital pens: pixel, vector, and live. Live includes watercolor and oil. I've got a miniscule amout of experience with oil and none with watercolors - but based on understanding the theory I think the app mimics watercolor pretty well (except that the watercolors stay "wet" forever. I don't know if I'll play with the oil classes before classes start next week.

I'll have to think about a name. Any suggestions?

but it sounds really interesting. Thank you.

I've done a lot of phot editing (and restoration), so manipulating pixels is not new. But I'm having fun exploring a new digital media.

It definitely has more expression than the original photo - mostly a happy accident, since I wasn't deliberately trying to give it an expression.

I love pelicans!