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Celestial
By GAVade
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Heavenly . . . .
Been experimenting in Painter lately, really enjoying some of the oil brushes and blending techniques that can be done....
Dug out one of my old charcoal drawings I did back in Uni, and just went wild in Painter, adding the suggestive wings, binding together the old smudges with the new digital oil brush . . . .
Charcoal painted over in PS, Painter . . . .
Been experimenting in Painter lately, really enjoying some of the oil brushes and blending techniques that can be done....
Dug out one of my old charcoal drawings I did back in Uni, and just went wild in Painter, adding the suggestive wings, binding together the old smudges with the new digital oil brush . . . .
Charcoal painted over in PS, Painter . . . .
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Well so far I have used a grand total of 2 brushes, oil flat for drawing and oils smear to blend, push around the marks, so perhaps I'm not the best person to ask......
Though I do go back to PS to tighten up the images, so far I've been using Painter's oil tools to blend and pull up some extra markings I want to focus on....
Haven't done an illustration purely in Painter yet, but so far its a great tool to assist PS....
You have far more experience in painting digitally, so I can only imagine what you could do with a program like Painter under your tool belt, try out the demo!

Though I do go back to PS to tighten up the images, so far I've been using Painter's oil tools to blend and pull up some extra markings I want to focus on....
Haven't done an illustration purely in Painter yet, but so far its a great tool to assist PS....
You have far more experience in painting digitally, so I can only imagine what you could do with a program like Painter under your tool belt, try out the demo!

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