Painter Brush Selector Options
By Aaron Rutten
Reap the benefits of a refined brush library. Enjoy new categories, variants and brush previews plus, now you can easily find, filter, and favorite beloved brushes for easy access right from the Brush Selector. We have renamed, reorganized, and streamlined brush categories and variants for a logical content experience. Don’t worry, you can still access your previous favorites that you can’t live without!
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By Aaron Rutten
In this tutorial, Painter Master Elite Aaron Rutten shows off Painter 2020’s updated Brush Selector with new dab and stroke previews that clearly display the brush properties without visual clutter. Plus, you can right-click within the Variant section to use the enhanced contextual menu. Launch the additional Compact Brush Selector to save painting pixels or drag to convert it from vertical to horizontal display.
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