I mostly use the “Coarse Oily Blender” and the “Grainy Blender”, but you can make your own. There are many different Blenders that you can choose.
Leave it just for those few areas where you want to smooth things.Ĭorel Painter tip: You can change the brush size by pressing Ctrl + Atl and dragging the tablet pencil.Ī lot of the information that you read here as brush strokes, were actually made with the blender. You don’t want to end up with a “blurry” and overly soft image.ĭon’t feel like you have to blend the whole surface. It’s very tempting, once you have familiarized with the tool, getting carried away and wanting to blend everything. You can correct any “clumsy”brush strokes.
You can play with the direction of the blending, adding dynamism to the painting, softing edges, creating depth, defocusing areas, etc. Look closely in the next images and compare the stages before (left) and after the blending (right). I know a few people that works that way, using the blenders at the beginning, although I personally prefer to save the blending for the last stage (Plus, I like to keep a bit of the grain of the pencil in the mix). It’s not going to solve the whole painting, not at all, but it will give you a strong foundation to keep working from there, adding colors, defining shapes and accents, etc. Let’s say that you have a detailed pencil that want to paint, the blender tool will help you taking advantage of the shading work you had already done, making it look like actual brush strokes, instead of graphite. But lt does makes a difference, especially if you are seeking for an oil painting finish. The Blender Tool is like an advance version of Photoshop’s Smudge Tool and, as indicated by the name, allows you to blend the painting and mix the colors in a very efficient way, with a much more “organic” feel than the Smuge Tool.
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I’m using Painter 12, but you can find the Blender tool in previous versions of the software as well. However, there’s a tool that I have mentioned in a recent post and that I have been using for a while now that I think deserves being noticed: The Blender tool, from Corel Painter. In my opinion, PS can do everything others graphic softwares do, or at least, everything I need from a graphic software (Comic book artist are probably more drawn to Manga Studio these days.). If you have, like me, been using Adobe Photoshop for a long time (almost 20 years, in my case), it’s probably hard to get you to use another software at this point.
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