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Giveaway: Windows 8 Tablet, Keyboard Dock and Stylus Brush

So many of you mentioned yesterday that you were dying to get your hands on the Fresh Paint app yourself. Well, here’s your chance! The Fresh Paint team provided me with a tablet with the Windows 8 software, a keyboard dock (making your tablet basically a fully functioning laptop), and a really cool stylus brush to give…

So many of you mentioned yesterday that you were dying to get your hands on the Fresh Paint app yourself. Well, here’s your chance! The Fresh Paint team provided me with a tablet with the Windows 8 software, a keyboard dock (making your tablet basically a fully functioning laptop), and a really cool stylus brush to give away so you can create your own masterpieces in Fresh Paint.

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(one of my recent Fresh Paint creations – I’m loving this app!)

So to enter to win the tablet, keyboard and brush stylus, please leave a comment on this post, sharing what type of painting projects you’d try with the Fresh Paint app. Abstracts? Portraits? Hoping to import a photo in using the “wet paint” function? Feel free to link to inspiration images. We’d love to see!

***This just in! CanvasPop is throwing in a free 12×18 custom canvas print of your masterpiece as part of the give away. How’s that for sweetening the pot? :)

Contest ends Sunday May 5 at midnight. I’ve opened up the comments to allow for unregistered users. The winner will be emailed so please be sure to leave you email address if you’re not signed in. Good luck!

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2,047 thoughts on “Giveaway: Windows 8 Tablet, Keyboard Dock and Stylus Brush

  1. Wow, I'm really interested in using photos to create paintings–what an awesome app! I'm an art therapist and am already dreaming up ways I could use this with my clients! Thanks for the post!

  2. I loved this post so much I had to pin it on pinterest! My fiancee and I are getting married next weekend. Right now we are in the middle of a bathroom renovation on a mid-century modern house we bought in February! I am an art hoarder. Right now with the financial limitations I have started making art rather than purchasing it. Needless to say, this tool would be GOLD! Here are examples of art I would love to purchase but using this cool gadget I could just as easily try make my own version:

    http://michellearmas.bigcartel.com/product/end-of-the-end

    or this

    http://www.cozamia.com/gallery/Last-Summer.htm

    or this

    http://www.etsy.com/listing/123144749/customized-wedding-poster?ref=v1_other_2

  3. Love the idea of this app! I'm a visual artist and love working in the abstract. I've recently been working in re-creating those 60's vintage vibe abstracts this app would allow me to explore the technique without the commitment of paint :).

    Thx for your blog I love it and never miss a day!

    Robyn
    yourcreativitycoachbyrobynmcclendon.wordpress.com
    10tinyones at etsy.com

  4. Ooohh, WANT! I'd love to be able to recreate photos as painted images. I'm a hobby photographer and would love to take my photos to the next level, especially portraits. There's something so dreamy about an oil or acrylic painted portrait.

    Sigh.

  5. When I was 5, my grandpa had a portrait painted of me, which I have since inherited. Looks like this could be a great way to get one of my husband at the same age.

  6. I'm not a big fan of technology (much to my husband's disappointment)–I'm more of a real paint girl. However, this product had me at the first stroke. I want it! I need it (if we can truly NEED something)! I know exactly what I'd do with it. My four sisters and I are all flying in from around the country to surprise my parents for their anniversary–the first time we've ever all been together without husbands and kids! So, I have a picture of my parents as newlyweds, and that's what I'd love to paint for them. I'm crossing my fingers now! Thanks!

  7. I would love to do a fun abstract with bright colors – I need some big bright pictures to brighten up my drab walls!! Love your examples.

  8. I would love to use it to paint portraits of my family :) Paint is expensive and being able to do some practice work without worrying about wasting supplies would be such a blessing.

  9. Wow- that would be perfect for me! I love painting, especially landscapes and portraits, but being in medical school makes it difficult to find the time to take out all the paints and the easel- not to mention the clean up. I haven't been able to paint in a couple of years, but this would be so relaxing and make it possible for me to be creative without sacrificing too much study time! Thanks for showing us! P.S. love the picture of Grandma!

  10. wow- that would be perfect for me!!! I love painting, especially lanscapes and portraits, but as a medical student it is impossible for me to find the time to get out all the paints and easel and then clean up. I'm looking for something to do to relax and get a little creativity back in my life and this app would be perfect. Thanks for sharing! P.S. I love the picture of Grandma!

  11. Cat portraits. It would be so much easier to paint the mittens if they only had to wear them long enough for me to take a picture rather than a long portrait session.

  12. I would use it to finally try abstract painting. I have always wanted to do oils but am too intimated. It would also be great to print to fabric since its already digital.

  13. I love the picture you did of your grandma…I have one of my grandpa when he was 3 riding a pony…I would love to try the same thing. But the biggest use would probably be letting my kids be creative…they have the best ideas and I know they would create many masterpieces loved for years to come! Thanks for the opportunity!
    nanetteromo@comcast.net

  14. this is so cool. I would certainly make an abstract of this amazing flowered wallpaper (I may have seen it here). It has orange and deep gray flowers. But I think I'd make it blue and taupe to match my living room. I always loved the impressionists, so I'd do one of them too.

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