
316 Corel Painter X3 Getting Started Guide
• Hard Media controls
• Bristle controls
• RealBristle controls
• Static Bristle controls
•Airbrush controls
• Artists’ Oils controls
• Impasto controls
• Digital Watercolor controls
• Water controls
•Liquid Ink controls
• Stroke Jitter controls
•Well controls
• Mouse controls
• Smoothing controls
• Image Hose controls
•Rake controls
• Multi controls
• Cloning controls
• Color Variability controls
• Color Expression controls
Exploring Brush Controls
You can apply media to the canvas by using a ready-to-use default brush variant from
the impressive Corel Painter brush library. You can also modify a brush variant to meet
a particular need. The brush controls are divided into multiple brush control panels that
allow you to adjust a brush variant while you work, or alter an existing variant to create
a new variant.
You can use the brush controls to adjust the Corel Painter brushes in many different
ways, such as change their size, shape, angle, flow, and much more. In fact, the
Corel Painter default brush variants are built by adjusting the same set of brush controls
in order to emulate a real-life painting or drawing tool.
Changes that you make to brush variants, including basic controls, including changes
to Size and Opacity, are retained until you restore the brush variant. You can also save
custom brushes as the default, as new variants, or as looks. For more information, see
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