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Afffinity Photo Brushes wjhat are these Sub Brushes?


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The sub brushes will draw over the top of the base brush as the stroke is applied. It is intended to introduce more nib variety, randomness and character to your brush stroke appearance (avoiding repetitive texture tiling) so the results are more varied and natural. Each sub brush can have a fully separate and customisable set of dynamics. You can control where the sub brushes are drawn on the stroke and how they blend with the main brush.

Sub-brushes can be created from an existing brush or as a new brush by accessing the Sub-brushes tab in the Brush - Editing dialog (double-click a pixel brush in the panel to view). You can drag and drop existing brushes from the same Brushes Panel category directly into the tab's Sub Brushes list. Change the order in which they are added to the main brush by dragging them up or down in the list.

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There are some visual examples of Sub Brush effects (Multi Brushes) in the help file

https://affinity.help/photo/en-US.lproj/index.html?page=pages/Painting/painting.html?title=Painting brush strokes

 

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