Corel Painter has several ways to quickly generate complex, realistic textures that might be difficult or impossible to accomplish by hand. Painter’s tools for texture include the Image Hose, patterns, weaves, and papers. Today we’ll look at how to use paper textures in Painter.


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A soft, loose watercolor look works well for a bridal portrait. Learn how to create a watercolor vignette, without watercolor brushes!


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As you probably know, Photoshop brushes don’t work in Painter, and vice versa. But it’s quite possible to “convert” your favorite Photoshop brushes and bring them into Corel Painter.


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Painting a realistic, fluffy cloud may look hard, but just keep in mind the Five Lights of Nature, which apply to a cloud as well as to a sphere.


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Lots of shiny stuff in this painting. Read on to learn about the secret of shine.


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Here’s a quick and easy method to achieve the look and feel of traditional pastels on sanded paper. Perfect for pets!


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Learn how to keep your line drawing visible by using layers. A good introduction to layers and blending modes.


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Learn how to use Painter’s Surface Texture tool on just a part of your image.


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