Besides the glitter-making aspect... what do all of you typically use this program for? Particularly designers? THANKS!

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I'm not a designer who sells in a store. I just design things for my own use, things I make for others, or give away. But I have found Art Rage useful.

I have made some great textured papers by squirting paint out of the tube, then spreading it or blending it with other colors with the palette knife. I have used them as background papers and as texture overlays.

You can save shapes in png format and use them as stencils in Art Rage. That's usually how I make my glitter stuff because my freehand drawing is terrible. But you could fill the stencils with textured paint just as easily.

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Amy the stencil feature in the newest version of Art Rage is great. You can create something in your graphics program then import it into AR and create a stencil. From there you can do whatever...glitter it, color it, paint it, etc.

I have also started drawing/doodling in AR using my tablet which is way easier for me than learning Illustrator lol.

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Personally, there isn't anything in Artrage that I can't find a way to do in PS. I think that it does have a smaller learning curve but that also is in part because it doesn't do as much either.

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