This blog is dedicated to the artistic image manipulation program PostworkShop, produced by Xycod.
You will find here images, resources (like styles, brushes, textures), tips & tricks, tutorials and news from the development lab.
Visit the official PostworkShop website, click here.
I was going to upgrade my Painter 11 program to 12…this new beta has changed my mind. Fantastic future for digital art classes I will be teaching using this new version of your program.
I would like to beta test pws3. Is that possible? I already pre-ordered pws3.
We will release the next beta build soon, this time for a larger audience. We will send a download link to everybody who expressed his/her interest (and already have a PWS3 serial). Please send a mail to info@xycod.com and you will be included.
thanks for the updated blog post.
keep ‘em coming.
pws3 is extremely awesome!!
Thanks
It’s been a LONG TIME since we’ve had any word about the “new” service release – which you showed thru the newsletter/blog that there are/were a significant number of cool effects. Lack of news on any software product is never a good signal to current users
I’m 76 years old now and wondering whether it will ever come out – or – will I even care when it does?!
Better look over your shoulders a bit – there is competition coming on fast – check out the Dynamic Auto Painter (DAP) forum and search for “Photo Reactor” and then see some results in the Watercolor thread
Bela had the right idea putting out his blog and giving solid examples of the use of your product – but – that seems to have gone by the wayside and the forum has become a non-event. It would be nice to feel that someone still cares about the existing customers and even more important (to you) – have the customers given up on ever receiving the previously well publicized update. Not much activity either with the folks that were reviewing your product – support there is even quieter than you are.
Please let me know if the lights are still on over there
Bob McCormick
Hi Bob,
sure, the lights are on, but we have a number of ongoing development tasks that make this update late (including new markets with mandatory localization/translation, new business model, new documentation, new social features). So while the bug fixes and the new styles are ready for some time now, we can’t release SR2 with the new features half baked.
As for the blog, I will restart posting when I will have some more free time.
Best,
Bela