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Version 2.2.8 · 2024-01-07
- updated with new software - the Upgrade button is now removed in Pro mode
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The store currently lists version 2.2.8, updated 2024-01-07.








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Calligraphy Calm - Ink Painter is a minimalist art app in the tradition of Chinese and Japanese painting and calligraphy.
Create a realistic, fluid ink painting effect on your iPhone and iPad with the swipe of your finger!
Practice the art of simplicity and capture the essence of your subject.
OUR BRUSHES
Our brushes create a dynamic 'tapered' line effect, which produces a beautifully organic feel for handwritten typography and drawing.
Try overlaying brush strokes and you will find the ink colors merge with the paper texture.
Move your finger QUICKLY to increase the thickness of the line and SLOWLY to get a really thin line. This is what makes our brushes unique.
Bigger brushes produce a rougher line texture.
SPECIAL FEATURES
To keep the app in line with Asian traditional painting you can add:
• Ornamental borders to frame your art or calligraphy…
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