openCanvas Gallery

openCanvas is art software designed to work with tablets. It was apparently free up until version 1.1 b72, so I assume it's acceptable for me to distribute older versions... I use version 1.1 b68; you can download it here (if this is not allowed, I will halt distribution if contacted). You don't have to install it or anything; the executable file alone is all you need. To set it to English, go to the Help menu (far right) and choose "English".
openCanvas seems pretty basic at first, but it has some interesting features. The best being that you can connect and draw with other people online! To do that, follow these instructions:
1. Download Hamachi and install it as non-commercial (legally free if you aren't using it in a company or something).
2. Join your friend's Hamachi network or create your own and get them to join yours.
3. Run openCanvas, go to Network>Show NetworkWindow.
4. If you're the host, go to the Server tab; enter a nickname and password and stand by. Go to Client if you're connecting to your friend. Enter your friend's Hamachi IP (it shows in your Hamachi network), your own nickname, the password your friend set (if any), and press that weird U'+ button.
5. The host can change the number of layers and other details in the Network Preference tab before standing by. Also, you might need to allow Hamachi and openCanvas with your firewall if you're having problems.

Another neat feature is that you can replay your art with the .wpe file you get when you finish networking (File>Import event file). Oh, and click the images on this page if you want to see the original size.

Octopus (Game & Watch) by Danny Poloskei

Aug.03/09: I drew water, I drew a squid... I drew a Game & Watch style rope, Game & Watch scuba guy... Next thing I knew, I'd recreated a scene from the Game & Watch classic Octopus. Maybe not perfectly since I haven't played it for a long time, but you know. I ended up changing the octopus a bit, making it look... In my friend's words, "sinister".

Crono from Chrono Trigger by Danny Poloskei

Aug.03/09: Well... It's Crono from Chrono Trigger. I was drawing in openCanvas with a friend and didn't know what to draw. I had no pose in mind or whatever, so it's not very exciting...