#COREL PAINTER ESSENTIALS 7 REVIEW SOFTWARE#

For those traditionally inspired brushes, the dynamic speckles or paint splatters are improved.

#COREL PAINTER ESSENTIALS 7 REVIEW SOFTWARE#

While a focus on the physical paint medium was part of the software family’s focus from the start, Painter Essentials 6 brings a few new features to the line. Along with starting from a blank canvas, Painter Essentials 6 can also convert a photo to a paint style, or, for more control, users can paint in the details of the image with the different photo cloning brushes. When pairing the desktop software with a tablet, the program is also pressure-sensitive to the stylus (and flipping the stylus around automatically swaps to eraser mode). Brushes from chalk and pencil to oils and watercolors are designed to behave like the real thing - digital artists can even mix the paint colors together like with the physical paint palette. Like the predecessors, Painter Essentials 6 is designed with traditional art mediums in mind.

On Tuesday, January 6, Corel launched Painter Essentials 6 with enhancements to brush technology, boosts in performance, and additions previously only available on the pricier version of the software. Introducing Corel Painter Essentials 6!Corel’s Painter mimics real paint mediums on a digital interface from the strokes to the way the “brush” even runs out of paint - and the new Painter Essentials is bringing more of those features to a simplified user interface.

Corel painter essentials 7 review