By ted on Tuesday, May 01, 2001 - 02:06 pm:
an illustrator is looking for some software to start with. he's specialised in illustrations for biologybooks for schools.
i know illustrator and photoshop. but i thought may be painter could be something for him. i think that no-one uses it, not in holland though. but i'm not sure about the rest of the world. and how it will connect with the graphic enviroment i work in.
any ideas?
By Mike Easter on Saturday, June 02, 2001 - 07:35 pm:
Painter is currently at version 6; it is now a Corel product. They have simplified & improved the user interface and changed it to use Photoshop-compatible layers rather than the original "floaters" concept.
Also please know that you get Painter "classic" (i.e. a "light" version) free in the box (as well as Photoshop LE) when you buy the Wacom Graphire tablet & stylus -- which costs less than $100 USD.
an illustrator is looking for some software to start with. he's specialised in illustrations for biologybooks for schools.
i know illustrator and photoshop. but i thought may be painter could be something for him. i think that no-one uses it, not in holland though. but i'm not sure about the rest of the world. and how it will connect with the graphic enviroment i work in.
any ideas?
By Mike Easter on Saturday, June 02, 2001 - 07:35 pm:
Painter is currently at version 6; it is now a Corel product. They have simplified & improved the user interface and changed it to use Photoshop-compatible layers rather than the original "floaters" concept.
Also please know that you get Painter "classic" (i.e. a "light" version) free in the box (as well as Photoshop LE) when you buy the Wacom Graphire tablet & stylus -- which costs less than $100 USD.
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