It starts with the hand.
Pressure, tilt, speed, taper, and stabilisation work together so a stroke can enter softly and leave cleanly without losing your intent.
Android beta in development
From the first touch to the final lift, your hand stays in the line.
Draw, build, and finish in one quiet studio.
Every mark begins with the artist.
Drawn in Artlia
Works
Artlia’s strokes and colour are tuned against watercolour and copic originals by PAULIA. Digital convenience should not cost the richness of paper.















Paper originals · Watercolour & copic · PAULIA
The experience
The difference is not the length of a feature list. It appears in how a line lands, how colour layers, and how the work holds together to the finish.
Pressure, tilt, speed, taper, and stabilisation work together so a stroke can enter softly and leave cleanly without losing your intent.
An established pigment-mixing model lets transitions move toward subtractive, paint-like behaviour instead of following one straight RGB blend.
Normal
Pigment
Drag to compare — same input, different mixing model
The tool should remember
what the hand already knows.
Paper original · PAULIA
One quiet workspace
Draw, build, develop, and finish without breaking the creative flow or flattening the work between separate tools.
Brushes respond to pressure, tilt, and speed, with stabilisation, taper, smudge, and imported brushes.
Layers, masks, selections, blend modes, clipping, and non-destructive adjustments keep the source editable.
Shape colour, tone, texture, paper character, and output from the same document.
Proof, not promises
Physical language only matters when the result can be reproduced and the limits remain visible.
For product teams →The stroke motion and the mixing comparison come from the current drawing engine, not hand-built diagrams. Paper originals are the standard we tune toward, and are always labelled as such.
Ground, brush colour, opacity, pressure path, and geometry are held constant while behaviour checks cover difficult inputs.
Pigment and paper behaviour are calibrated creative models—not measurements of one physical paint sample or sheet of paper.
Questions
The first beta is planned for Android. Join the waitlist and you will receive one email when it is ready.
The front piece in the hero was drawn in Artlia. The other originals are paper works in watercolour and copic by PAULIA, shown as the standard Artlia’s strokes and colour are tuned toward.
Painting is the centre. Artlia is also evolving toward supported image and RAW development, finishing, and print-oriented workflows.
Artlia currently includes no generative-image features. Your artwork is not collected or used to train models; every mark remains yours.
Photoshop .abr import already works, and Artlia has a portable .liabrush format with author and licence metadata.
No. It is a calibrated creative approximation grounded in established theory—not a measurement of one physical paint mixture.
Beta
We’ll send one email when the first beta is ready.
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