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Aboriginal Dots<\/strong> : I created this one specially to mimic australian aboriginal dot painting for a specific projet. Just draw your line and the preset will paint dots along the way in this aboriginal style.<\/p>\n

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Airbrush<\/strong> is a textured airbrush for shading, it’s more interesting with a texture \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n

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Basic<\/strong> Brushes are the simplest, and the less demanding for your computer. Slightly noising to allow soft mixing between colors. Now using the “Greater” Blending mode.<\/p>\n

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Block<\/strong> allow to do large blocking of colors in speed painting for example. Noise and not texture to make it quicker.<\/p>\n

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Clone Tool<\/strong> allow to copy part of an image on another part. Define the source spot with Ctrl+clic. With the airbrush texture for more random mixings, less repetitive.<\/p>\n

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Erase<\/strong> : One really hard (just erase that mistake now in one stoke) and one soft with a texture for shadings.<\/p>\n

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Fill or Erase Shape<\/strong>: for quick filling, or quick erasing of large areas with the “E” shortcut.<\/p>\n

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Ink<\/strong>: Brushes for quick inking or details and some experiments for original inkings.<\/p>\n

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Ink Power<\/strong>: The three best inking brushes, but they are hard to use : I recommend the Dynamic Brush tool to draw with it.<\/p>\n

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Paint<\/strong>: Three brushes with rotation and mixing for “real” painting or watercoloring.<\/p>\n

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Pencil<\/strong>: a simple pencil for sketches, really similar to default Pencil 2B, with additional settings for more realism<\/p>\n

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