Experiment with different settings to find the best way to color your sketch. In the bottom part of the left side panel, you will see such options as Flow, Paint Mix and Brush Settings that allow you to control how much paint will be visible on canvas, how new brush strokes will blend with the existing ones, change their angle, and adjust pressure sensitivity. For instance, you can change its flow, intensity, and the way it blends with other elements of the composition. Besides, you can adjust the way any paint looks on your screen. Just use borders to create a neat watercolor design. Pan works with the space bar, zoom with Ctrl and +/- and rotate with the R shortcut. You can also prevent different paints from blending if you want. You can have a zoom, and pan, and rotation and all the mod-cons, but either using standard keyboard and the keyboard shortcuts, or use a graphic tablet with express keys and assign those shortcuts to the express keys. One of the main advantages of live brushes is that you can blend strokes as if you were using real paints.
Even if you are a beginner, you can use these brushes to create images that can be enhanced easily.
You can adjust their roundness, angle, taper, pressure and velocity dynamics. There are 5 types of basic vector brushes in Fresco. Select a brush for watercolors or oil paintings, and then select the color by clicking on the circle icon on the left sidebar. The Fresco brushes allow you to work with different textures and styles to make vector lines and shapes unique. You can use the Color Picker panel to access the color wheel, adjust transparency, tone, brightness, saturation, recently used colors as well as any colors from the Creative Cloud library.
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