Importing Photoshop Brushes into Painter 2016
In this tutorial, Painter Master Cher Threinen-Pendarvis demonstrates how to import stamp-based Photoshop brushes into Painter, and gives an example on adjusting these brushes to paint nicely in Painter 2016.
You will learn:
- How to import stamp-based Photoshop brushes into Corel Painter 2016
- How to adjust imported Photoshop brushes
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