Going back to teaching old brushes new tricks, the Enhanced Cover Method allows you to modernize some of the older cover brushes. It’s fun to see an older brush technology learn new tricks. Especially when combined with the Enhanced Cover Method. I bet with some more experimentation, more types of effects can be achieved with Static Bristle. Static Bristle combined with Enhanced Cover can create some interesting effects Once you get past the unfamiliarity, hopefully you’ll find it easier to locate brushes. This single change to the Brush Library is going to have the most impact on Painter artists and it’s going to take the most adjusting to. You’ll find there are a lot of brush names that are identical to each other, and you’re supposed to infer the differences from the brush category. Might that cause confusion? Perhaps for some.Ī few of the brush categories have also been renamed. While I do appreciate the logic behind the changes, it makes my life more difficult as a Painter instructor.įor example, I have loads of tutorials directing people to use the Diffuse Blur brush, but now it’s called Blur Diffuser. One of the changes that I have sort of a love/hate relationship with is the reorganizing and renaming of the brush categories and variants. I’d have to admit, the feature that I use the most in Painter 2022 is one of the simplest: Pressing “Delete” will now clear the contents of a layer. Shift+Drag Dabs into a Custom Palette for quick access

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