Good video! Do you happen to know of any settings that will assist more with a tapered endpoint? If I'm doing, say, a shorter line - I have to be ever so careful and go slow while lifting off the tablet to get any kind of decent end point. It's difficult because of the shorter distance traveled. Longer lines are ok, but still leave something to be desired. But I'm wondering if there is a tool , or smart feature to automatically adjust that endpoint without relying entirely on the pressure you apply. What would be nice is a brush that averages out the pressure and in addition, adjusts the endpoints. Ah, wishful thinking.
Hey! The main difference is that by using the pain tool you create a starting point and an end point and then just pull on the levers (bezier curves i think they're called) to get the curve you desire, while when using the brush you just drag the cursor (brush) where you want. For me it feels more natural to use the brush (with a tablet) and you cna also get line weight variations. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
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You are the best one who explains the Pen Tablet ;) thanks a lot
Thanks for your effort, we really appreciate it.
Good video!
Do you happen to know of any settings that will assist more with a tapered endpoint? If I'm doing, say, a shorter line - I have to be ever so careful and go slow while lifting off the tablet to get any kind of decent end point. It's difficult because of the shorter distance traveled. Longer lines are ok, but still leave something to be desired.
But I'm wondering if there is a tool , or smart feature to automatically adjust that endpoint without relying entirely on the pressure you apply. What would be nice is a brush that averages out the pressure and in addition, adjusts the endpoints. Ah, wishful thinking.
Thanks
Really informative video. The music is really sad though :)
Thank you, it was necessery to know this!
you are very welcome!
VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU
Thanku so much 😊😊😊🤗❤️
hi, i am new to digital coloring,,what is the difference between using paint bush and pen tool to ink? thank you!
Hey! The main difference is that by using the pain tool you create a starting point and an end point and then just pull on the levers (bezier curves i think they're called) to get the curve you desire, while when using the brush you just drag the cursor (brush) where you want. For me it feels more natural to use the brush (with a tablet) and you cna also get line weight variations. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Brush Tool and Tablet/Pen gets the job done quicker.
Why is mine disabled and I'm not able to do anything on it? 🚫 it has that symbol.
You locked the layer
Good Video.
thanks from Palestine
thank you for watching!
It seems you didn't know what you wanted to talk about. This video could've been done in half the time.
your too slow.....