FREE ON iOS & ANDROID

Light it.
Turn it.
Draw it.

A pocket atelier for artists. Turn a study form to match your model, orbit the light to match the lamp, and watch how every plane takes the light — heads, hands, skulls, and classical busts.

STUDY SUBJECTS
Art Atelier scene screen
01 — LIGHT IT Match the studio lamp

Drag to orbit the key light, or start from a preset — Front, Rembrandt, Split, Butterfly, Top, Rim, Under. Dial intensity, warmth, and fill.

02 — TURN IT Match your model's pose

Turn and tilt the form to the exact angle you're drawing from. Pinch to zoom in on the passage you're studying.

03 — DRAW IT See the value structure

Posterize the shading into 2–5 flat values, like a notan study, so plane groupings become obvious — then paint what you see.

Scene controls sheet
THE SCENE

A full lighting rig in your thumb zone

Everything lives in one sheet: light presets, key intensity, warm-to-cool temperature — candlelight to north light — and a fill slider that decides how dark the shadow side goes.

Rembrandt FrontSplitButterflyTopRimUnder
THE LIBRARY

Pick a form. Keep your light.

Swap between the planar head, anatomical features, hands, skulls, and classical busts — your light rig, preset, and camera carry over, so you can compare how the same light reads across forms.

Browse the subjects ↓
Marcus Aurelius bust in the app
SUBJECTS

A growing cast of study forms

Planar head
Planar head FREE
Eyes
Eyes
Nose
Nose
Ear
Ear
Lips
Lips
Hand
Hand
Feet
Feet
Skull
Skull
Goethe
Goethe
Schiller
Schiller
Brutus
Brutus
Marcus Aurelius
Marcus Aurelius

More subjects ship with every update — unlocked owners get them all.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is Art Atelier really free?

Yes — the download is free and includes the planar head with the full lighting rig. A single one-time purchase unlocks every subject and tool, including everything added later.

What subjects are included?

The Asaro-style planar head, anatomical studies (eyes, nose, ear, lips), hands, feet, skulls, and classical busts like Goethe, Schiller, Brutus, and Marcus Aurelius — with more on the way.

What are value steps?

A posterize mode that quantizes the shading into 2–5 flat values — like a notan study — so the big value shapes and plane groupings become obvious before you commit to paint.

Does it work offline?

Completely. Everything renders on your device — no account, no connection, no uploads. Take it to the studio, the museum, or the life-drawing session.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhones, iPads, and Android phones and tablets — available on both the App Store and Google Play.

Take it to the easel.

Free to download on iPhone, iPad, and Android. One one-time purchase unlocks everything.