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tablet wacom: Corel Painter 12's New Features Make Natural-looking Art--Without the Mess

18.07.11Before I take you on a hasty tour of Corel Painter 12, I must accept I am by no means a painter. To review Painter, I dug out my trusty old Wacom tablet (a Graphire 2 prototype aimed at consumers). The first thing that struck me about Painter 12 is the new Corporeal Watercolor brushes. I picked out a brush and started clumsily scratching away at my Wacom . Corel Painter's new Heartfelt brushes also include Real Wet Oil, which is similar to Actual Watercolor but for oil brushstrokes that are virtually infused with solvents to produce artistic effects. Out of the box, Painter offers seven hundred distinct brushes, but you can endlessly tweak and modify each touch disregard to create your own unique style. You can also select a letterhead type for your image out of a rich paper textures library, and even father new textures on your own. By combining paper and brush types you can get a express feel like "felt pen on watercolor daily" or "chalk on cotton paper.

Source: PCWorld