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How do you change the colour of an object created by using the Paint Brush Tool in Pixel Persona? I think I am missing something!

1. I click on the pixel persona option. This makes available the DUAB BlackBox Brush collection in the brush tab.

2. I choose the Paint Brush Tool, then I select a brush stroke from the Duab BlackBox brush library.

3. I click and drag and make a brush stroke. This turns into a pixel layer in the layers panel.

4. I select this new layer and them go to the colour panel, drag the siders (CMYK view) to another setting and nothing happens. The colour stays the same. If I switch back to draw Persona nothing happens either.

Is there a different workflow for changing the colour setting of a brush stroke as opposed to changing the colour of a regular line or text?

Thanks in advance.

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Change the colour before painting.

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I have never mastered color management, period, so I cannot help with that.

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Or you could try  adding a Recolor adjustment layer  = Layer > New adjustment layer > Recolour Adjustment 

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21 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

Change the colour before painting.

Thank you. I think I misunderstand the anatomy and use of a pixel brush. I will do some research to correct this.

 

19 hours ago, HVDB Photography said:

Or you could try  adding a Recolor adjustment layer  = Layer > New adjustment layer > Recolour Adjustment 

Will do. Cheers.

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I've been also looking for this and found that the solution is as simple as it was in Paint :) Use the paint bucket tool, called Flood fill tool [G] in Affinity Designer.

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