Minimum configuration: 'Entertainment-quality' PC or Mac from the last few years, with dual-core processor, 4 GB RAM, and Intel HD graphics (or equivalent).

Our suggested hardware requirements are the following: Please contact us for further information. * OSX versions 10.9 and 10.10 are supported with minor restrictions. El Capitan (10.11.6) or later is strongly recommended.* PC Setup (Windows)ĭownload Free Demo for Windows Mac Setup (macOS/OSX) If you are an existing Magic customer and you've already purchased a license key, please visit our full version download page.

The main limitations are that saving is disabled, and a watermark will appear on the output after 30 days.

The Demo contains almost all the functionality of the full Performer edition. The Demo is completely free, requires no personal information, has no advertisements/bloatware/etc., and can be cleanly uninstalled. Your email address will not be published.If you are new to Magic, please click on a button below to download the Magic Demo v2.32 (). H/t to Andrew from Play Different for the news. Give a listen, grab a copy of Flying Colors, make some wizard art for yourself, and pay a little tribute to Jack MacFarland. Notice how the pixels at the very top of the fire plume turn dark brown rather than disappear.Īlthough Ferrari is no longer a game artist, he spoke about his career in games on a recent episode of The Life & Times of Video Games, a new podcast by friend of The Obscuritory Richard Moss. See the bowl of fire in the wizard picture (?) for an example. Like in Seize the Day, Ferrari’s art in Flying Colors cleverly uses color cycling – creating the illusion of animation by changing the screen’s palette. Ferrari, the same artist behind the breathtaking artwork in the planner program Seize the Day. It should run on current versions of Windows.įlying Colors owes so much of its appeal to its rich graphics library, created by Mark J. In a bittersweet piece of news, to commemorate the death of friend Jack MacFarland, Magic Mouse released Flying Colors for free through their website with add-on graphics packs available for purchase. (I used Flying Colors to make the wizard picture above, which made the rounds on Tumblr two years ago.)

Art software doesn’t come more distinctive than Flying Colors, a 1993 program by Magic Mouse Productions with musical flourishes and a pastel shimmer.

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