What software lets you create a watercolor style painting
i tried downloading some watercolor brushes for photoshop but that didnt work, then again maybe i just didnt get a good set of brushes.
>>2754905
Honestly no digital program can emulate watercolours very well. You're better off trying to use actual watercolours or painting digitally in a way that is not trying to mimic it entirely.
>>2754905
It's like $20 for brushes and watercolours, dude.
>>2754924
but then he wouldn't be able to rely on ctrl+z
>>2754924
/thread
As someone who starting learning painting digital, but is now doing a slow transition to traditional, I enjoy traditional more
I you really want digital I say start with traditional and do the finishing refinements on photoshop
>>2755208
this desu
>>2754905
Corel painter
>>2755271
That is what I do. I find that the computer inhibits my ability to be creative.
Created with water color pencils and water colors.
>>2756093
You've got more to worry about than your creativity being inhibited.
>>2755208
ctrl+z is overrated dude, specially if you are just starting out
OP check out Rebbelle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHEXBiH0TRU
>>2756093
>2014
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Also, what are decent watercolors to look for if I'm poor?
>>2756258
unfrotently all the normies and bored housewifes are driving up the price of watercolors to the point they are twice as costly as oils but even then i wouldnt go for cheap ones. its just too much hassle and prone to bad habits
>>2756258
I started with reeves which is decent except for the fact it smells.
for brush, I just get a very cheap chinese brush that cost 25 cents, it holds a lot of water, I feel more than actually my sable could.
for paper it's better to invest for the most expensive you could get, but if not cheap ones are okay as well like canson watercolor pad, I started with it too.
Krenz used Photoshop for that picture.
>>2756280
It shows.
>>2756287