Nice, its almost like you can see whats going on in the program but then again something completely different is going on behind the "canvas" hehe :) A wonderful tool this is :)
Nice, its almost like you can see whats going on in the program but then again something completely different is going on behind the "canvas" hehe :) A wonderful tool this is :)
It is indeed!
I have only touched the surface of the possibilities yet!
Yesterday, delving a bit deeper into the manual, I found out that it is possible to tweak the program to your wishes. This looks a bit difficult, you can than even design your own brushes!
But so far I stayed with the presets:
I downloaded a picture of an old omnibus from pixabay and transformed it into a drawing: Amazing result! If you would only see the drawn version you would really believe this was a drawing made by a 13 year old schoolboy, found in an old sketchbook from the 1940's I think!
In this case I did not tweak anything, just used the preset felttip pen. Can you imagine what the result will be when you do some corrections in a paintprogram!
Agree, it certainly looks like a schoolboy drawing.
I'm playing around with the trial version still but tried to use some more features. With the basis of a photo I took I applied "sargent" preset and followed up with "soft reveal brush" under the retouch tab to get a bit more details of the cows heads and it worked very well.
I've made the decision to buy the license solely to print a "painting" to hang on my wall :)
Nice work!
Maybe you can earn back your investment by selling some 'paintings" to people.
For instance make a nice shot of their house or garden, and sell them a nice print for their wall.
I am sure it will work!