This certainly helps a lot to introduce the new brushes, as well as learning about the other tools in Painter as you go. The previous 2015 brush library is still available to bring up if one of your favorites was one to get the axe.Īlso cool is the addition of context-sensitive hints and visual tooltips. I really liked this, as it was previously a pretty daunting task going through all the brushes to find what you want to use. Basically, the library was whittled down to 362 brushes from a whopping 800. The change I liked most was that the brush library in Painter 2016 was cleaned up quite a bit, removing some brushes that may not have been so unique in their categories. There are also new document views that allow you to view the default with controls, the active document only, or a presentation mode for showing off images. You can also change the background to any color you'd like from the color wheel in Painter. In addition to the default gray, you now have 3 color options for the interface: dark, frost, and sepia. The first is the option to change the look of the interface. The user interface even gets some nice new features this time around in Painter 2016. Some might think it's just novelty, but I really enjoy this feature.Įxample watercolor created by artist Skip Allen, using Paper and Flow Map rotation You can also adjust the strength of the audio input to refine how it affects your brushstrokes. Audio can affect such things as size, opacity, jitter, color, and angle. Whether using music on your computer or even speaking into a microphone, your brushstrokes are affected by the audio input.
Imagine listening to your favorite music while creating, and the music has input into the process as well. Painter 2016 now also features an exciting new way to create randomness in your brush stroke with the new Audio Brushes. There are also new dab types added in this release that combines particles with watercolor, liquid ink, and impasto for some really great random effects. You have an enormous amount of control over the generated speckles, including color variability, opacity, etc. Dynamic Speckle brushes add together the particle brush technology introduced in Painter 2015, along with brush thickness controls to provide incredible new looks with speckles generated as you paint. Oh, how I love these! I was so excited about these brushes once I actually tried them myself. Painter 2016 introduces the all-new Dynamic Speckle brushes. According to Corel, this is the largest amount of new brushes added in any Painter release. Painter 2016 Welcome screen 'Get Started' tabĬorel Painter 2016 brings with it a total of 131 new brushes.
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