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Published: 2014-10-27 16:52:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1103; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 0
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Hereby I declare war to digital watercolour! ... le Urgh... I wonder why do I torture my self so much by trying to get used to it... D:It would be much more easier and faster to just print the lines and colour it by hand! Or just use digital chalk or any other brush really.
Ok, a Challenge! I can do it! I know I can!
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Oh, you mean you're trying to paint digitally but make it look like it was done traditionally with watercolours?
Either way, lovely painting, as usual.
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Yea...
I'm used to how watercolour looks and behaves on real paper, and digital one is nothing alike.
And thanks
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Ah, I see. I don't remember much how it is to paint with watercolours, since it's been so many years since I last used them, but there is this new, still in development program called Verve Painter , and from what I've seen, you can do some pretty amazing amazing things with it. Unfortunately, it doesn't work on my laptop, but you could give it a try.
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Oh I love my software! That's not it, I got these watercolors gumroad.com/uxds ;, and I can't figure out how does the artist apply them. Cause to me their size and fluidity just doesn't make any sens.. these brushes are HUGE! At the end I'll probably end up making my own brushes anyways
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I'm using Photoshop and SAI, and I have Manga Studio 5 and Painter 11 too, but I'm not very familiar with the last two. That Verve software is super interesting, since the paint looks 3D and stuff. I managed to get it to work, probably because I've updated my drivers, but still very hard t use and somewhat laggy and difficult to change settings. q.q
Those brushes you linked me to look amazing, especially that first one. Hmm, you should be able to change the size, usually with the [ ] buttons in most programs, unless I misunderstood what you said. I'm sure someone as pro as you knows that. xD
But yeah, making your own brushes is cool. I found myself making a few because I couldn't find what I needed while I was painting. xD
There was a brush in SAI that I wanted in Photoshop, so I went to say, slapped the brush on the canvas, saved it as .psd, went to Photoshop, and made it into a brush. Perhaps you can do the same but with whatever program you're using, and make it smaller that way.
Gah, I'm rambling, I'm sorry. ;-;
*walks away looking all embarrassed and stuffz* >.>
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