NBrushApp

There are numerous graphic design programs suitable for experts and novices alike, but it can be difficult to find the right one if you are interested in a particular digital art style, as the available applications may offer insufficient features or be too difficult to configure.
NbrushApp is an intuitive Java-based digital art program specially design to help you create large canvases, posters or illustrations. It requires no special training and even allows you to edit existing image files.

Easy-to-use graphic design program

One of the primary advantages offered by NbrushApp is that any user, regardless of their level of experience, can launch the program and begin working right away. If you are looking for a quick and easy tool for designing impressive artwork, this application may fit the bill.
There are several tools to choose from, and the predefined patterns can help you create beautiful shapes in mere seconds. Additionally, the tools can be customized, and you can modify the brush and background colors.
Furthermore, it is possible to import your own photos and enhance them using the available tools.

Promising utility that needs some improvements

NbrushApp is not the most eye-catching application out there, partly due to its Java-based architecture, and we feel that the user interface could be improved in many respects.
Also, while this may only apply to the demo version of the program, it is worth noting that the application can only be launched from the command line using a BAT file, and the console needs to remain open at all times.
Moreover, the undo function can only revert the last action to be performed, which is insufficient when dealing with a graphic design application.

Nifty digital art program for graphic designers

On the whole, NbrushApp is a simple application intended to help artists create beautiful logos, posters, sketches and illustrations suitable for printing and web design. It is very intuitive, but its interface would benefit from a facelift, and some small improvements are still necessary.