Very gratifying features of SA are the "wet mix" and multi pass options available for painting on the canvas.
This image was just sketched up with a few Paint Synth presets. Drawing directly. One stroke - so to speak - to fill one of the areas of color. Attached as a zip here: blotville_paintSynth_presets.zip. Each preset generating a textured surface that would take any number of passes and layers and effects to achieve in other paint programs.
So i'm really interested in the notion of adding a watercolor fringe option for the vector fills. If you have any thoughts on how it should behave, feel free to speak up.
I have 2 thoughts right now. A wet and a dry one. The dry one is kind of like an interior drop shadow if that makes any sense. The wet one is the vector displacement running in the interior of the fill region.
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Very gratifying features of SA are the "wet mix" and multi pass options available for painting on the canvas.
This image was just sketched up with a few Paint Synth presets. Drawing directly. One stroke - so to speak - to fill one of the areas of color. Attached as a zip here: blotville_paintSynth_presets.zip. Each preset generating a textured surface that would take any number of passes and layers and effects to achieve in other paint programs.
Cool.
So i'm really interested in the notion of adding a watercolor fringe option for the vector fills. If you have any thoughts on how it should behave, feel free to speak up.
I have 2 thoughts right now. A wet and a dry one. The dry one is kind of like an interior drop shadow if that makes any sense. The wet one is the vector displacement running in the interior of the fill region.