About ArtMatic
ArtMatic is digital imaging software for Macintosh created by U&I Software’s Eric Wenger (known to many as the father of the 3d modelling and landscaping application Bryce).
ArtMatic, like all the software from U&I, is quite unique. It can be thought of as a kind of visual synthesizer, allowing the user to assemble streams of algorithmic components in virtually limitless ways, to create extraordinary still images and animations at any resolution. It can also integrate still images and QuickTime movies that can be manipulated in previously inconceivable manners, generating incomparable professional-quality visual effects.
ArtMatic’s basic principles can be learned in a few minutes, yet the depth of its possibilities is quite literally infinite.
If you’re interested in ArtMatic, you can download a completely free evaluation copy from U&I Software. The demos for all U&I Software applications, including ArtMatic, are fully-featured, no time-limit current versions that are save-disabled until you register. ArtMatic runs natively under OS9 and OSX.