Using the kaleidoscope filter on my digital art and it actually turned out kind of... good?

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Art created using Procreate:

Procreate is a popular raster graphics editor app designed for digital painting, developed and published by the Australian company Savage Interactive. It was initially released on the App Store in 2011 for iOS and iPadOS. Procreate has gained significant recognition and success in the digital art community.

Procreate offers various software functions and tools that facilitate digital artwork creation. One notable addition is the Valkyrie graphics engine, which was implemented in 2019 after beta testing. This engine provides customizable brush options and the ability to import Adobe Photoshop brushes for the first time. Another key feature is Brush Studio, a tool that enables artists to create new brushes and modify existing ones, including fine-tuning settings specific to Apple Pencil.

The app includes fundamental tools such as Paint, Smudge, and Erase, located in the top right corner of the interface. The Brush Library offers a wide range of options, including pens for drawing, calligraphy, and airbrushing, as well as various textures like abstract, charcoal, spray paint, luminance, and water. Procreate provides access to millions of color swatches, allowing users to add colors to palettes and drag and drop them anywhere on the canvas.

Layers play a crucial role in Procreate, enabling users to add, change, delete, or duplicate multiple layers. The maximum number of layers depends on the resolution ratio. Users can apply effects to layers and merge them when necessary. The software also offers transformation features such as rescaling, rotation, and distortion.

Lasso Tools, including Rectangular Marquee Tool, Elliptical Marquee Tool, Lasso Tool, and Magnetic Lasso Tool, allow users to select specific areas for adjustments. The Eyedropper Tool lets users sample colors by holding their finger on any part of the canvas and dragging it across the screen.

Procreate offers various color adjustments, including hue, saturation, and brightness, which can be accessed through the Adjustments menu. Opacity, or transparency, can be adjusted on a scroll by selecting a layer in the Layers tab. The Liquify tool warps the current layer, altering the shape or creating a marbleized effect.

The Clone tool enables users to duplicate parts of a picture by clicking and dragging a disc to the desired location. The app also provides features like Color Balance, Curves (for changing RGB colors), Gradient Map (for smooth color transitions), Blur Effects (such as Motion Blur, Gaussian Blur, and Perspective Blur), Noise (adding a grainy effect), Sharpen (achieving in-focus appearance), Bloom (creating realistic lighting effects), Glitch (replicating glitches and distortions), Halftone (reproducing the canvas using dots), and Chromatic Aberration (distorting colors to create outlines).

Procreate has gained recognition among notable users and professionals in the art industry. For instance, Kyle Lambert, the artist behind the Stranger Things poster, and Doug Chiang, a concept artist known for his work on Star Wars, have created artwork using Procreate. The app has been utilized in the creation of promotional materials for movies like Stranger Things, Logan, and Blade Runner 2049, as well as covers for The New Yorker. Additionally, Procreate has been adopted by major companies like Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Disney Animation, and Pixa