Each time I do one of these Essential titles, I tend to concentrate a lot on…what are the new features in the application, but I always like to try to dig…out something that's been in Painter for many, many releases, and yet a lot of…people just don't even know it's there.…And it may be partially because it's not entirely obvious that it's there or the…steps aren't necessarily obvious.…But this time around, I want to talk about seamless patterns.…In the world of wallpaper, clothing, carpeting, patterns abound, the world…is full of patterns.…
Just as I was talking about symmetry earlier, how the mind likes symmetry.…Patterns are similar, patterning is restful.…When you see a pattern, it equates with stability.…And so, patterns are all around us and yet sometimes, making a pattern can…be rather difficult.…And so what I want to show you is -- what's essentially a very easy way in…Painter, to create your own seamless patterns.…And to do this, we're going to create an initial pattern tile, and so I'm going…
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2/15/2012- Exploring the changes in the Painter 12 interface
- Customizing brushes and selecting painting styles
- Laying out the optimal workspace
- Controlling color with the color palettes
- Adjusting brush size and stroke attributes
- Working with texture-aware media
- Quick cloning with the Clone Source panel
- Auto-Painting with the Underpainting, Smart Stroke, and Restoration palettes
- Preserving transparency in layers
- Creating layer masks
- Painting with symmetry
- Working with the Image Hose
- Integrating Painter projects with Photoshop
- Troubleshooting brushes and other issues
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: When I double-click the John's Smart Brushes.brushcategory file as shown in the Chapter 8 movie "Understanding the Underpainting palette," the brushes do not install. Instead I get the message "There is no application set to open this document."
A: This is because your operating system does not recognize the .brushcategory file type. This can be circumvented by selecting the file, right-clicking, and choosing "Open With…".
If Painter 12 is not in the list, use "Other…" to locate and select Painter 12.
The file will be read by Painter and the brush category will be installed.
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Introduction
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Introduction41s
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1. Painting on the Computer
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Let's paint!3m 19s
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2. File Basics
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Working with templates3m 12s
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3. Painter's New Interface
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Using media selectors3m 43s
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Navigating Painter5m 1s
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4. Customizing Painter's Interface
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Setting preferences6m 59s
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Arranging palettes1m 28s
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Creating custom palettes6m 30s
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Understanding workspaces3m 52s
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5. Color
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Working with color sets7m 22s
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6. Brush Basics
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Exploring brush controls17m 44s
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Working with Impasto8m 10s
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7. Cloning Techniques
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Understanding Quick Clone3m 58s
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8. Auto-Painting
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9. Working with Selections
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Using the Lasso tool3m 26s
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The Channels palette4m 50s
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10. Working with Layers
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Working with layer masks7m 54s
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11. Effects: Adding Visual Spice
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Painting with symmetry9m 6s
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Understanding Smart Blur4m 43s
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Working with seamless patterns10m 14s
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12. The Image Hose
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Working with nozzle files12m 59s
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13. Using Painter and Photoshop Effectively
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14. Safety Nets
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Your best friend: Undo1m 50s
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Painting on layers1m 55s
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Save often, save early3m 15s
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15. When Things Go Wrong
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The panic button2m 13s
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Re-importing a workspace4m 4s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye3m 20s
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