This is a pen & ink drawing that has been (amateurishly) stained in Painter 8! I haven't worked much with Painter, I bought it a few years ago and it ran so slowly on my old computer that it was useless. Now, it's slightly useable, but at a much lower resolution than I prefer to work at.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiJdtodSIxS1vZjORvD1d5O8EtLwkz4wLdZmJmLd1c7vNdpTCVqLk5uKRvY4sLF7iBYU3QrjfqaZKff_Wc7KSOBQfT5U84iNGYAPefLStGjZ_7z2zf5vsugAGFsGFFj-2WVBIfQ/s400/080113FandJ.jpg)
I
do like what it can do-- maybe I'll start messing around with it and see if I can get some more use out of it.
...These guys are Frank and Jesse James, referenced from a book on the Old West. Here's the original drawing without the color experiment:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi-b1_vD5f3TORwq8QZm2ses90LEMYVNHmpUrjngB8BQJvu9oKAuYWUz2MBIDZuJQJQGxGrlG4QreUur1ZbYn8XtzgVDi0KAVrdqzilRjsVaYbWXK7atr-E0RS9LGbqfq6ZEJ2n/s200/080113FandJbw.jpg)
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Nice one.
ReplyDeleteI love what Painter can do too , but even on my G5 it can slow down for higher-res pics. It's much more 'organic looking' than the Photoshop equivalent brushes.