Introducing the New Creative App ‘iLMiNA’: Innovations in Digital Artistry
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PGN Co., Ltd. has announced a new creative app, “iLMiNA“, which integrates illustration production and live streaming. This software provides a stress-free environment without ads or feature limitations, allowing creators to focus on their work.
Illustration Creation in a Stress-Free Creative Environment
“iLMiNA” boasts advanced drawing functions and performance, eliminating ad displays and limitations on drawing features. Creators can engage freely in creative activities. With layer functions, a variety of brushes, color panels, and more, creators can experience production tools on their smartphones at the same level as those for PC paint software.
New Expressive Power through Live Streaming
It also features live streaming functions integrated with YouTube, allowing the creation process to be broadcast in real-time. Support for platforms other than YouTube is planned, enabling utilization in diverse situations.
High Expressive Power with Rich Filters and Brushes
iLMiNA offers a variety of filters and over 100 preset brushes, designed to broaden creators’ expressions. Notably, it adopts “MFG (Modern Filter Language for GPU)” which allows fast and expressive filter processing.
Further Possibilities with the Premium Plan
The “iLMiNA Premium Plan” is packed with attractive benefits for creators, such as unlimited use of paid brushes and materials, access to premium-exclusive materials, and thumbnail settings during live streaming. Offered at 490 yen per month (tax included) or 4,900 yen annually (tax included), with a free one-month trial for the first time.
Impressions and Prospects
The advent of iLMiNA will bring a fresh breeze to the creative industry. The ad-free, unrestricted creation environment is ideal for creators. Moreover, the rich brushes and filters broaden the scope of creation, and the live streaming function offers a new venue for communication. Expectations are high for further functional enhancements in future updates.
Source: PR TIMES
