Weve also summarized some important tips from each episode for you. This tutorial series is made of 4 episodes which you can watch below.
#Corel painter essentials 6 tutorial full#
Painter Essentials 6 is a great software for beginners or artists who would like the chance to get used to the software before checking out the full Corel Painter version. The duplicate layer will appear at the top of the stack and will be selected. This character, created by Magdalena, is also the cover art for the latest Corel software: Painter Essentials 6. In the Layers panel, right-click on the Layer 1 icon and select Duplicate Layer (see Figure 2).From there, I'll create an alpha channel. Then I'll use the Express Texture effect to change the layer to black-and-white.
In this tutorial, I will use the Underpainting panel to create a grayscale image. With the advent of the Clone Source panel, multiple images can be cloned easily. This panel has a number of presets that prepare an image for auto-painting or for cloning. A single click of a button can change colors, values, brightness, contrast, and more.
The Underpainting panel is one of the more powerful tools in Corel Painter. Click Window > Auto-Painting Panels > Underpainting to open the palette containing the Auto-Painting, Underpainting, and Restoration panels.Float the image layer by clicking Select > Float, and then click on the image with the Layer Adjuster tool.Select the image layer by clicking Select > All, or use the shortcut keys Command + A (Mac OS) or Ctrl + A (Windows).Open the image in Painter and save it as a RIFF file.
Painting the flower white in a new alpha channel provides a similar selection, but it is difficult to follow the precise outline of the flower with a brush. Carefully outlining the image with the lasso tool results in a selection that could be used to delete the elements of the background, but I find this method tedious. The background is definitely a stumbling block. The photograph in Figure 1 is pretty awful, but could be used as a clone source.
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