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From beginners to the tech savvy, Artisan gives you everything you need to creatively tell your story. Powerful tools in an easy-to-use interface allow you to explore the features and learn at your own pace. You’ll find all the tools and content you’d expect in an award-winning digital scrapbooking application: papers, embellishments, textures, frames, decorative cutters. You can even create your own papers and embellishments to use later.  Even better, you don’t need an internet connection because Artisan lives on your desktop. And you’ll have all the editing tools of expensive, hard-to-learn applications—image filters, text tools, a calendar creator, a full-featured image editor—without the hefty price tag and time invested.  All for the low introductory price of $39.95!

Artisan contains all the elements of traditional scrapbooking — tags, stickers, word art, eyelets, various scissor cuts, framing features, and corner cutting – but in an easy-to-use digital format. Artisan has the added perks of those features exclusive to digital scrapbooking, such as brushes and overlays. An Image Editor allows the user to edit each image in detail, adjusting shadows, focus, color, and contrast. The program, which is compatible with the Windows operating system, is perfect for both beginners and tech-savvy users.

“Artisan 4.0 takes digital scrapbooking to the next level,” say Mike. “It has instant and intuitive features that make it easy for a beginner, but can also be used for advanced layouts and design, appealing to more advanced digital scrapbookers.”

Several key features of Artisan 4.0 include:

• Detailed Page Editing: Page editing options including arrangement, sizing, rotation, snap-to-grid, and rulers. Add journaling boxes that support full rich-text editing, with mixed fonts, colors, and styles, as well as text wrapping around page elements.
• Automatic Page Creation and Color Matching: Let the software figure out which pictures belong together on predesigned pages. Using the autopopulate feature, the software can save the user time by creating the entire book. Change the colors of everything else on the page to coordinate with the selected photo
• Photo Sourcing and Sharing: Source photos from a digital camera, scanner, or local folder, or pull photos from Flickr or Facebook. Share finished pages on Facebook or Flickr.
• Customization: Users can create their own elements and pages and save those to re-use. Downloadable art kits are also be available for download in the Panstoria Marketplace.

About Panstoria

Panstoria launched in 1993 under the name Interpersonal Computing, Inc. In 2003, under the name Caspedia, Mike Carroll and Paul Schweizer began creating photo management software to meet their own needs. Eventually, they used the Caspedia Digital Scrapbooking technology to develop software licensed to a third-party. In 2010, the company changed its name to Panstoria to prepare for the release of Artisan 4.0, a premier digital scrapbooking application for Windows.

To see everything Artisan has to offer, visit www.panstoria.com or view the Artisan demo video at www.panstoria.com/artisandemo.