Flame Painter for iPad 4+

Fun little app. Not too expensive and you might actually be able to make something awesome, that could be used as an asset in other works of art. I just wish that this app and the other “Inspirit” had transparent backgrounds. I’m curious if the much more expensive computer versions would have that. I don’t see why the iPad can’t have more packed into it. I would gladly spend more on this app if it came fully packed with creative tools.

I love FP for the PC, but have wished I could use it with the iPad pencil. Now I finally have that option and I love it. You really have to experience the joy of watching the flames dance and grow as you draw with them. It's amazing both conceptually and in execution. The particle brushes here aren't like anything you find in Photoshop or Procreate. They have a life of their own and don't paint the same stroke twice!

It looks like a lot of new features were added in per request, so it's nice to see the app evolve.

Personally I wish for a number of features like layers, or at least the ability to save as PNG with a transparent background. That way, I can export my flamework into Procreate or another app. Some of the interface is a little hard to understand, but I also love its cool looking design, so it's ok. I had trouble importing my own work that was about the same size as the canvas, but maybe that can be resolved in the future. Really, for a $1.99 app this is actually pretty epic, and a great way to experience the fun in a compact package.

I'd be willing to pay more money for more features. There's really no parallel for these effects in other apps, it works wonderfully with the pencil, so it really could be a far more powerful tool than it is at the moment.

Interesting concept, but can do almost nothing without purchasing the “full” version.... The pictures in the app description show many tools you cannot actually access unless you buy the full version... also, I am not sure if this is a “full” feature or not, but you can’t even adjust the colors or the intensity/ opacity. The pixel sizes it supports also could be much higher quality, at least twice as large. I would think- not sure if that is a feature in the “full” app too- it is not clear what is actually included if I were to pay to unlock the full app.