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Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting
Using a Cut out to make compositional changes in digital paintingIt's easy to make compositional decisions when you can move elements around on the canvas. This is a trick that you can't do in traditional watercolours (it would be too hard to remove the water and mountain where the trees are now.) Lasso the trees in your original sketch document (this is why you…(continue reading) Posted in Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting. Updated July 3rd, 2010. Share on StumbleUpon or Del.icio.us, or Digg this post. Increasing Size of View to Read My Posts More Clearly- or can't see what I'm doing??Posted in Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting. Updated May 6th, 2010. Share on StumbleUpon or Del.icio.us, or Digg this post. Morning Mist a digital Watercolour in ProgressA Beginner's Tip used a different way... Quick Clone your Value Study Morning Mist a digital Watercolour in Progress Morning Mist Value Study No. 1 I've been reading and trying to absorb some basic painting lessons…(continue reading) Posted in Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting. Updated March 28th, 2010. 2 comments so far. Share on StumbleUpon or Del.icio.us, or Digg this post. Using the Underpainting Controls in Digital Watercolour TechniqueUsing the Underpainting Controls in Digital Watercolour Technique The following is taken from the Online Help Manual for Corel Painter 11. There are more controls, but these are the ones I use in my digital watercolour technique. I had not used the "Smart Blur" before, and I thank…(continue reading) Posted in Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting. Updated March 18th, 2010. Share on StumbleUpon or Del.icio.us, or Digg this post. Gel Wash/Wet Blender Watercolour Technique with Corel PainterGel Wash/Wet Blender Technique You will need John Derry’s Watercolour Brushes to get the random roughened edges, but this technique works using the default Painter Digital Watercolour brushes and other brushes as well. Open a new layer and using this Gel Wash/Wet Blender technique…(continue reading) Posted in Beginner's Tips for Corel Painter 11 Digital Painting. Updated March 6th, 2010. Share on StumbleUpon or Del.icio.us, or Digg this post. |


