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cobb
Oct 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM10/30/99
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I have been checking out a program called Deep Paint 2D - it has over 100
realistic brushes. The program seems to be working with PSP6 however it is
more of a stand alone program than a plug-in (the ral artist brushes are
WOW)
Is anyone working with these two programs together
John
realistic brushes. The program seems to be working with PSP6 however it is
more of a stand alone program than a plug-in (the ral artist brushes are
WOW)
Is anyone working with these two programs together
John
Joe Cilinceon
Oct 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM10/30/99
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I tried it but since I had Painter already it was not a good investment for
me. I does work well though.
me. I does work well though.
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cobb
Oct 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM10/30/99
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Joe
Since you have used both programs Painter (6) and Deep Paint 2D which do you
think works better with PSP6.
From what little I know from working with the two programs - DP2D is geared
towards realism and though Painter6
can do realism it seems to be geared to special effects (talking about the
brush tools). The one brush in DP2D
that I really like is the wet thick paint brush (it almost like working with
thick paint loaded brush) and one of the
brushes I like in Painter is the gooey blenders.
John
Since you have used both programs Painter (6) and Deep Paint 2D which do you
think works better with PSP6.
From what little I know from working with the two programs - DP2D is geared
towards realism and though Painter6
can do realism it seems to be geared to special effects (talking about the
brush tools). The one brush in DP2D
that I really like is the wet thick paint brush (it almost like working with
thick paint loaded brush) and one of the
brushes I like in Painter is the gooey blenders.
John
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Joe Cilinceon
Oct 30, 1999, 3:00:00 AM10/30/99
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I not sure I understand what you mean by realism as I could probably paint
the same with either program. I use PSP for most of my paintings on the
internet. Painter has more bells and whistles and I also think it is
smoother to use, much like the real painting I've not upgraded yet to
Painter 6 but will be after December. I tried Deep Paint for just a short
time and it was an early beta so there where some bugs at the time I used it
and not every thing was working.
the same with either program. I use PSP for most of my paintings on the
internet. Painter has more bells and whistles and I also think it is
smoother to use, much like the real painting I've not upgraded yet to
Painter 6 but will be after December. I tried Deep Paint for just a short
time and it was an early beta so there where some bugs at the time I used it
and not every thing was working.
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