Rip Studio
2 years in development, 3 years prototyping, and thousands of hours in the art department, Rip Studio redefines everything...
Description
2 years in development, 3 years prototyping, and thousands of hours in the art department, Rip Studio redefines everything you know about a photography and collaging app. It offers super realistic ripped and cut borders, tape, creased and folded images, curled edges with fully 3D shadowing. All with an incredible interface that seamlessly handles layers while maintaining an easy to use workflow.
Designed and engineered for all types of creative professionals and scrap-bookers.
• Create Ads, Music Covers & Collages with Ripped, Cut and Taped Edges
• Comes with a multitude of existing projects to get you started
• Create projects that span a single layer or more
Rip Studio gives you control over every element created inside the app. Rip, tear, or cut edges by drawing around the image. Curl up the edges and wrinkle the surface by simply adjusting a slider.
Behind the scene a powerful 3D light engine works to make surface wrinkles and creases look realistic; this adjustable light source will have shadows popping off the page. Finish your creative composition with a tape effect, or choose from a library of objects like stickpins, staples, rusty nails and gems.
Every rip you make or tape you place is unique and one-of-a-kind!
Created for professionals who want eye-catching elements for their designs and compositions. Quickly rip out shapes and letters by drawing around on your image. Create paper objects for Ads, Music covers, Art Collages and Scrapbook pages with one-of-a-kind cutout, ripped out, taped and pinned shapes made from images or other clipart.
With Rip Studio you can throw out those boring overused templates and create a custom piece with complete control over shape, width, fiber, texture and curl.
Built with PRO features Rip Studio easily creates a single incredible piece or a whole collage right inside the app! Built with a powerful workflow, you can add images quickly simply selecting them from your library and dropping them—all at once—on the open
