I am having problems running Jackson’s Art Grid (version 1.1) which I downloaded from the Google PlaystoreĪ Samsung Galaxy Tab2 10.1 (GT-P5110) 10ins Android Tablet The greyscale button will help you to see your image’s tonal values. – Mogsy A, Android reviewer (23nd Mar 2015) Have tried it out with one of my photos and it looks good. Amazing art assist! Have just downloaded this app from seeing a link on you tube. A few quick simple adjustments and I am done. Easily zooms in on the photo, easily adjust the grid size, add extra grid lines without any issues. Watch this video to see ArtGrid in action:Īvailable through the App Store and via the Android Play Store.ĭownload ArtGrid, give it a try and leave a review on the app. We’re pretty certain Da Vinci would have loved it! If you need to share your gridded design you have the choice to print, save or share.ĪrtGrid will save you from annoying measuring errors as well as save you time and effort. The App works as a fantastic view finder and will help you to decide how much of a subject you wish to include in a composition, as well as assess how a composition may fit within a certain shaped canvas. Images can also be scaled down, flipped around and rotated. ArtGrid will advise you on the right grid size to mark onto your canvas for successful image transfer. Your measurements will be more accurate without having to do the maths! You can then input the size of the canvas you wish to transfer onto, in inches or mms.
Jackson’s ArtGrid – The Composition App for tablet devicesĪrtGrid is brilliantly designed for use with a tablet device, the app allows you to take fresh images or upload existing ones and apply a grid to it at any scale you wish. Please note that the ArtGrid app for Android Devices is no longer free, this is so that we can invest in the app and our web developers can update it from time to time and fix any issues that may occur. The app can be purchased for £1.99 on Apple Devices via the App Store and for Android Devices via the Google Play Store Now the process of scaling up (or down) has moved into the 21st Century with the latest app from Jackson’s Art, ArtGrid.
Even Leonardo Da Vinci and Albrecht Durer were known to ‘square up’ preparatory drawings for this purpose. For hundreds of years artists have transferred compositions onto canvas with the aid of a grid.
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