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Ms. Toad

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2. I'm using Fresco (part of the Adobe Suite)

Reply to LoisB (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 8, 2024, 01:20 AM

Jan 2024

It has "live paints" that act similar to actual paints - watercolor and oil. (As well as other brushes that mimic real world art tools - charcoal, conte crayons, pencil, ink, etc.).

I'm working on a BFA in photography and my photography instrctor is a bit disgruntled that I'm using my touchpad for all my photo editing. No problems with the output - he just things a tablet would be easier. I'd tried it a while ago and didn't like it much. But he's pushing me to use it exclusively for a few weeks. I'm taking the break between classes to play with the tablet.

Thanks!

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Looks good to me. LoisB Jan 2024 #1

I'm using Fresco (part of the Adobe Suite) Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #2

I just read a little about the process. Fascinating. LoisB Jan 2024 #3

Ultimately, I will. Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #4

I like it as is. I don't see a need for a background. Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2024 #5

Thanks! Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #6

I like it claudette Jan 2024 #7

Thank you! Ms. Toad Jan 2024 #8

Very nice! Goddessartist Jan 2024 #9