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Wycoff3d
06-18-2005, 12:46 PM
Theres a setting that Photoshop has when using a tool like airbrush or paint brush called multiply. I use that for sometimes coloring lineart-does Painter have a setting like that? Thanks. :thumbsup:
hermine
06-19-2005, 08:46 AM
you can find it in painter but as a layer option
Wycoff3d
06-19-2005, 05:18 PM
Can you explain? Im playing around with the demo and not to sure about this. Im thinking about finally getting Painter:thumbsup: and I really like the multiply setting in PShop. Lets me color with out coloring the lineart itself. Cool stuff. Ive had my eyes on Painter since forever. But I think with 9 I have to get it. Any other ways to color lineart?
SpeccySteve
06-19-2005, 05:44 PM
The way I colour linework in Painter is to first get the lineart on the canvas, duplicate it to a new layer ( CtrlA, CtrlC, CtrlV ) now set that layer mode to multiply. Keep that layer on top and paint on layers underneath it, you can colour your work and the linework remains intact.

-Steve
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