Ducati Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 Hello This seems like such a basic problem, I'm a bit embarrassed I can't work it out myself, but here I am. I'm using Designer on a Mac desktop. I'm trying to 'paint' a mountain scene and I want to not use pixel persona. I have drawn a basic mountain skyline using the pen tool. I want to add some highlights and shadows. I was going to select a brush with some texture and add strokes that made a sort of upside down V shape - or perhaps more a ✓shape. The problem is that all brushes add this loop when I try to make the turn. I've tried looking at the brush properties, and can see the corner options, but they don't actually seem to do anything. I had to go into Krita to show you what I mean. They have a knife tool (like an oil painters palette knife) that works really well. So this is what I am trying to achieve: I can't find anything similar to the palette knife in AD, but with a and this is what I get in AD (the 3 images are with the corners set to fold - overlap - pull): Can anyone please advise how I can stop this swirling? Occasionally the 'overlap option creates a flat top but it's such a strange shape it doesn't help with what I'm trying to acheive. Many thanks! Quote
Staff DWright Posted October 1, 2020 Staff Posted October 1, 2020 Can you please confirm the brush type that you are using Quote
Ducati Posted October 1, 2020 Author Posted October 1, 2020 Hi Honestly, I can't remember the specific brush I used in this example, but it doesn't matter so much, because I get this behaviour with 'all' of them. Just to be sure, I just tried - a brush from all the following categories: Ink, Watercolours, Oils, Pencil, Basic and (one I imported,) inkBrush Vector - Render. As far as I can tell, it doesn't matter the brush, or the corner setting, they all do this. Quote
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