Morpholio Journal Reviews

Graphic Design software that does everything you need! One powerful app for all your vector and raster graphics with unmatched versatility and value. Why buy multiple graphics packages when there’s one application that does it all? With Canvas X Draw you get professional vector graphics and rich photo-editing tools in a single, easy to use application. So whether you’re designing a logo or a floor-plan, making flyers or visuals for your social accounts, or fine-tuning your photos, Canvas X Draw has you covered. So whether you’re making complex technical illustrations, designing a floor-plan, making flyers and logos, or fine-tuning your photos, Canvas X Draw offers some of the best graphic design capabilities on the market. - Vector graphics and Raster images in a single application - Dynamic Menus and toolbars - Picture perfect photo editing - Flaweless image tracing - Design layering - High impact brand assets - Light and dark modes - Countless common and specialized symbols One powerful app for all your vector and raster graphics. Simple enough for beginners. Rich enough for pros. Priced for everyone.

Everything is designed. All of our ideas, including our houses, hospitals, mobile phones, websites, video games, and jetpacks, start as Concepts and grow over time. Concepts (the app), is an advanced version to sketching paper. It combines vector manipulation with natural tools so ideas can change and grow just like you do. Concepts is powered from our next-generation hybrid vector/raster Fluid Engine. It has 64-bit precision and multi-threaded rendering. The app also offers an infinite canvas with sharp strokes at all zoom levels. Concepts is optimized for high performance 120Hz displays with ultra-low latency styli such as the Surface Pen and Apple Pencil. It is responsive and more responsive than any other drawing experience. Concepts is just like paper, but better. These powerful addons will enhance your creativity, whether you are a casual creator or a professional. While we are working towards a unified platform there are still some differences in the feature availability.