When NHN Japan published its Line Brush application last week, I was a little hesitant to look at it. I mean, we’ve been hearing so much from the company of late that it’s getting to be a bit too much. But admittedly the application looks very cool and it’s now the top free app in Japan and has been in the top spot for productivity apps since its release [1].
Admittedly, I do have an interest in drawing and painting apps and have always been looking for one that works really well on an iPad. Art Rage is okay, but for drawing enthusiasts out there on a budget, it’s not free. But Line Brush is free, and comes with a pretty extensive set of drawing tools. It can be used in portrait or landscape orientation, which is also a nice option to have.
One feature I like is the ability to draw on top of pictures. I took a picture of my late dog and added a pretty pink bow, for which he will probably never forgive me (Sorry Pepe). Anyway, you get the idea. There are also brushes that apply shorts of filters to photos in select areas, and that’s handy too. Of course if you really want to go crazy glitzing up your photos with decorations like this, you might prefer the Line Camera app, which lets you do lots of wacky stuff like that.
The pictures you create in Line Brush can be shared over the Line app, saved to your iPad’s photo album (where they can then be mailed), or opened in other apps.
The app is available for both iPhone and iPad if you’d like to check it out.
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