Getting started with Painter 2019 - Getting to Know Brushes

Explore Painter’s library of brushes with Painter Master Elite Cher Pendarvis. All of Painter’s brushes are found in the Brush Selector, organized by category (such as Chalk, Pastel and Crayons) and variants within each category (such as Chunky Soft Pastel). Cher reviews the options on the property bar, such as brush settings for size and opacity, then demonstrates a few different brushstrokes so you can begin to see the variety available. Once you have found the perfect brush, learn how to configure your Brush Tracking, which determines how Painter interprets input (like speed and pressure) from your stylus.

[@azzurres1]

I have tried so many programs and this is also looking just 80% good. The most realistic experience I have ever made is drawing with Photoshop and the MA-Brushes.. For everybody who wants real Oil painting feeling go for it!.. You will get over 400 Brushes

[@danieldold4959]

you might want tell someone that if they have windows, some steps will be different

[@Zettoman]

you need to seriously update painter essentials, there are cheaper / free alternatives that do a lot more than what your basic offer does

[@ChrisBurns3D]

Your screen capture software isn't capturing the cursor :)

[@robcat2075]

At 6:41 you say "You can see how this brush, you know, when i scrub back and forth it allows me to lay down color AND to blend and smear color" When i do that I just get more color. No smearing happens. What are you doing differently? What did you do to change from drawing to smearing?

[@allydouillette4661]

try varying the "Bleed" of the brush, that should do it!

[@Inconvenient_NPC]

I love you

[@mezimforte79boribay79]

So low voice sound

[@shortstick4373]

Whay this community is so toxic

[@DE1CRAFTS]

painter is so bloated