With flowing brush strokes and thickly painted texture, Van Gogh made his sunflowers immortal; with harmonious movement of color, contrast, and form, Monet made his lily pond a celebrity.
It took their genius, lifetimes of practice, and navigating the riot of their senses, but these extraordinary artists took what they saw and felt in the petals and leaves and transferred their impressions onto canvasses full of beauty, mood, and meaning.
With the same enduring attention to detail, light, color, and texure, Impresso transforms your photos into multi-textured, stroke-filled Impressionist masterpieces.
Alla Prima—uses a small brush inside an already placed detail ellipse tool for up-close or full-length portraits and still lifes.
En Plein Air—creates a stroke-filled landscape using one of the eight color palettes created by famous impressionist artists.
One-of-a-kind ellipse detail tool renders small brush strokes inside the placed area.
And keen eyes will love how Impresso maintains the balance of your piece! The result—captivating, print-worthy paintings brimming with passion, life, and beauty.
The 19th century brush-wielding Impressionist artists were crazy about flowers and gardens, and it was good.
One-touch settings automatically transform photos into paintings using one of many paint styles.
Lucky you, 21st century iPhone-wielding seer and lover of beauty—you have Impresso.
A single ellipse can be used for a face or body; or use two or more for the eyes, hands or other objects.
Canvas or Linen texturing—gives realism to brushed paint.
Control over texture turns strength down for printing to canvas.
