These variants recreate the source imagery while effectively filtering it, reproducing the image in an artistic style, such as pastel chalk or watercolor. The Cloner brush variants behave like other brush variants, except that they take color from a cloned or sampled source. As with other dry media brush variants, the opacity is linked to stylus pressure. Similar to Chalk, Conte brush variants produce textured strokes that interact with the paper grain. For a smooth workflow, keep your favorite Charcoal and Blender brush variants together in a custom palette. Blender brush variants can be used to soften and blend the charcoal strokes. As with other dry media brush variants, the opacity is linked to stylus pressure.Ĭharcoal brush variants range from pencils to hard or soft charcoal sticks. From soft and dull, to waxy and grainy, they produce textured strokes that interact with the paper grain. The opacity is linked to stylus pressure.Ĭrayons offer a range of styles. You can also smooth drawing lines and create shading just as you would on a pencil sketch or charcoal drawing.Ĭhalk brush variants produce the thick, rich texture of natural chalk sticks, and have strokes that interact with the paper grain. The variants can reproduce the effects of blending paint by applying water or oil. You can use the Color Variability settings to adjust how the Artist brushstrokes are colored.īlenders affect underlying pixels by moving and mixing them. When you use any of the Artist brush variants, dragging quickly produces wider brushstrokes. For example, you can paint in the style of Vincent Van Gogh, with multishaded brushstrokes, or in the style of Georges Seurat, with multiple dots combining to form an image.
For more information, see Airbrush controls.Īrtist brush variants help you paint in the styles of master artists. The Wacom airbrush styluses are fully compatible with the variants in the Airbrushes category. To achieve color buildup with the digital airbrushes, you need to overlay multiple brushstrokes. However, some of the digital airbrushes do not.
Most airbrushes support color buildup on a single brushstroke. However, some variants have a different way of building up color. In addition, a few Acrylic brush variants interact with underlying pixels to create realistic effects.Īirbrushes apply fine sprays of color, which carefully mirror the feel of a real airbrush in action. Most of the brushes allow you to cover underlying brushstrokes and many are capable of multicolored brushstrokes. The Acrylic brush variants, much like their real world counterparts, are versatile brushes that let you apply quick-drying paints to the canvas.
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