Alien Skin Snap Art 4.1.3.258 for Mac
Mac Photo & DesignAlien Skin Snap Art 4.1.3.258 for Mac turns ordinary photographs into artwork that looks made by hand, with styles such as oil paint, watercolour, pastel, pencil sketch and pen and ink. It was made by Alien Skin Software, now Exposure Software, and works both as a standalone app and as a plug-in for Photoshop and Lightroom.
Snap Art analyses the shapes and colours in a photo and rebuilds it with natural-looking brush strokes, rather than applying a flat filter. Today its effects live on inside the Exposure Bundle sold by Exposure Software, so the standalone version 4 is a legacy release. It was paid software, not a free full version.
Key Features
- Eleven natural-media styles including Oil Paint, Watercolor, Impasto and Pointillism
- Large preset library with an Effects Tour folder for quick visual browsing
- Detailed controls for brush size, photorealism, coverage and canvas texture
- Batch processing for applying the same artistic look to a group of photos
- Works standalone, or inside Photoshop and Lightroom as a plug-in or external editor
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- On Exposure Software's site, look at the current Exposure Bundle, which integrates Snap Art's natural-media effects, and check its trial and price.
- Download the current bundle installer from that page, install it, and launch Snap Art's effects from Exposure, Photoshop or Lightroom.
Is Snap Art 4 free?
No. Snap Art was a paid product, and its modern successor is sold in the Exposure Bundle. Exposure Software has offered trials for its current products, so check the official page for today's trial terms rather than using a crack.
Can I still use my old Snap Art 4 licence?
Existing owners can generally keep using the version they bought on a compatible system, but it is no longer the current release. Check Exposure Software's support pages for compatibility with newer macOS and Photoshop versions.
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