Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
5.
Choose Erodible Triangle from the Shape menu in the Brush panel, and
draw a zig-zag line with it.
You can choose from several erodible tips, depending on the effect you want.
Note
Depending on the complexity of your project, you may need to be
patient. Mixing colors can be a memory-intensive process.
Mixing colors
You've used wet and dry brushes, changed brush settings, and mixed the paint with
the background color. Now, you'll focus more on mixing colors with each other as
you add paint to the painter's palette.
1.
Zoom out just enough to see the full palette and the paint tubes.
2.
Select the Paint mix layer in the Layers panel, so the color you paint
won't blend with the brown palette on the Background layer.
The Mixer Brush tool mixes colors only on the active layer unless you select
Sample All Layers in the options bar.
3.
Use the Eyedropper tool to sample the red color from the red paint tube.
Then, with the Mixer Brush tool selected, select the round blunt brush in
the Brush panel (the fifth brush). Then choose Wet from the pop-up menu
in the options bar, and paint in the top circle on the palette.
4.
Click the Clean The Brush After Each Stroke icon (
) in the options bar
to deselect it.
