Dry Brushes for Painter IX

[nelsoncomics]

Hello,
I am looking for a Brushes for Painter IX in order to simulate Dry Brushes to get some textures in black inked work.

Do you know where I can get it?

Thanks a lot for your help.
N.

[Arshes Nei]

Try the Inks category and use resist and Camel brushes. (Assuming this is in that particular version of Painter)

http://www.jitterbrush.com/?p=546

[jason_maranto]

There's some that come free with my comics videos but they won't work in older version of Painter. Here's a screen cap of the settings and maybe you can re-create it in your version.

Best,
Jason.

[nelsoncomics]

Thanks a lot for your answers.
I'm going to try it.

[alxxdsgn]

Interesting..thanks for the advice !

[nelsoncomics]

Hello people!

I've tried with liquid ink, but I can't to set the opacity of the brushes. Even I change the opacity to 0%, nothing happens.
Are there any way for that?

Thanks in advance for your help.
N.

[JohnMalcolm1970]

Opacity works strangely with Liquid Inks. Turn it down to below 10% and make a coloured stroke. Change colour and stroke through the previous stroke. Opacity seems to dilute the ink, but only where it crosses existing ink. It doesn't look dilute above a white canvas for example.

If you want something that looks more like diluted colour inks then the watercolour stuff might be better.

[nelsoncomics]

I can´t get with Painter what I'm looking for.
I think I'm going to switch to Potoshop...

[Arshes Nei]

Can you present us with examples of the look you're going for. We know that there are categories that emulate dry ink but without visual examples of what you're going for we are kind of in the dark.

[nelsoncomics]

I am looking for a look like the first picture, with some gray level in the edge.
With painter just I get a black and white look.
http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/1263/graylevel.jpg
http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/6959/blackandwhiteg.jpg

[JohnMalcolm1970]

The Velocity Airbrush and Velocity Sketcher in the Liquid Ink category do give a lot of texture - while acting somewhat still like something ink-based - you don't get a mixture of grey and black - just whatever colour your ink is.

Draw fast get more texture - draw slow to get less.

[artmessiah]

I would post an example, but I can't right now. You can achieve the look you want with a brush (maybe static shape) and papers or even without papers - like the example given by JohnMalcom1970. It's not that hard a look to pull off with painter.

[nelsoncomics]

Hello Artmessiah,
I will expecting your samples.
Thanks a lot,
N.

[nelsoncomics]

Finally, the look that I want.

http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/8484/test5p.jpg