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| − | ==Introduction==
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| − | ==GIMP and Digital Painting==
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| − | ===Traditional way===
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| − | ===Pret-a-porte way===
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| − | ===Artistic style===
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| − | ===What is required really?===
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| − | ==Tool Presets Bugs and flow problems==
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| − | ===Bugs to edit presets===
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| − | * Tool Options dialog - define in short ...
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| − | * Tool Presets dialog
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| − | ===Problematic flow to create===
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| − | * Tool Options dialog
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| − | * Tool Presets dialog
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| − | ===Suggestions===
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| − | ==Toggle Modifier key shortcuts==
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| − | ===Increase/decrease size and hardness brush on canvas===
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| − | Have a toggle modifier key to interact with the size and hardness brush. The size and hardness is controlled by of the device (mouse or stylus) drag, for instance, to right increase, to left decrease.
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| − | The GIMP users can show or not the outline of brushes. Some users prefer to have only the pointer mode without the outline.
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| − | In this case, with no outline, the toggle modifier key must enable also (preferable) the brush outline, while this key is down (this method is used by Krita. See the [https://youtu.be/wOGBDRWpgOs short video of the feature]). In this way is possible to control better the increase and decrease.
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| − | ====Current master (stable and development)====
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| − | Is possible to change the size and hardness via short-cuts:
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| − | * Size - Bracket keys of keyboard, '[' to decrease and ']' to increase.
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| − | * ''Hardness (Custom) - Ctrl + Bracket keys to control the hardness, 'Ctrl+[' to decrease and 'Ctrl+]' to increase the hardness.'' [do not works > bug...]
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| − | ====References====
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| − | * Krita way - video [https://youtu.be/wOGBDRWpgOs Method used on Krita]
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| − | * Photoshop way - video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG5QOzODCBs to Increase and Decrease Brush Size and Hardness]
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| − | * Old plugin - [http://registry.gimp.org/node/27608:Drag mouse to resize brush]
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| − | ===Paintbrush with eraser ability===
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| − | To use the same brush to erase a stroke with a toggle short cut (recursive).
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| − | In MyPaint and Krita is possible to use recursively the two tools using only the key 'E'.
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| − | To make this in the current stable and development releases we must follow this flow:
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| − | # To share the paint options between tools
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| − | # Change between the P or N key with Shift+E and again P or N (for instance)to follow painting/drawing.
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| − | The process that is possible is a bit unfriendly if I do a comparison with the flow with Krita/Photoshop and MyPaint.
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| − | Have a toggle or recursive key to make this, it turns this action more easy and fast to execute.
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| − | Imagine the users that are using a graphic tablet with GIMP... is necessary stops the action with paint tool, and to use the hand (left/right) to invoke the eraser, with Shift+E, and after again, 'P' or 'N' (for instance) key to follow using the paint tools.
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| − | I think that the 'Paint Options Shared Between Tools' works fine in many cases... but not to all. My suggestion, here, is to provide another option to have the eraser directly on paint tool. For me and many painters that are using MyPaint and Krita, this feature is working fine. See thread on mailing list - [https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gimp-gui-list/2016-February/msg00000.html Some ideas and suggestions around digital painting on GIMP].
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| − | ====Brainstorming and ideas====
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| − | * A plug-in action (with a toggle key) to enable some blend modes on the paint tools to erase the strokes. For example, the paint tool with blend mode + foreground colour to erase the stroke/stain. I have tested with Addition Mode, with white colour as foreground and works fine to delete. The main question here is: we want/must eliminate a wrong stroke or many strokes (this is a simple task) or we need of the Eraser Tool to make actions more complexes? I am thinking that both flow options are important and convenient, but each of these depends what we are doing in each moment. Normally, during the paint sessions, we must to delete some wrong or undesirable strokes/parts.
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| − | ====References====
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| − | * Krita and Mypaint way - I've made a [https://youtu.be/36zctEmkPlM short video] using Krita... to exemplify this feature... in this video is used the key E to enable the feature to erase and again E to disable the feature. On MyPaint the feature has the same behavior and shortcut key.
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| − | ==Paint Tools improvements==
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| − | ===Paintbrush and Pencil with pattern (raster)===
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| − | *Schema feature on GIMP
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| − | *Schema on Krita and Photoshop
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| − | *Pattern on the current GIMP
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| − | ====References====
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| − | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgkkA1W-Xu0 Feature on Photoshop]
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| − | * [https://docs.krita.org/Texture:Link Feature on Krita]
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| − | * [http://www.davidrevoy.com/article107/textured-brush-in-floss-digital-painting David Revoy explain the feature on Krita]
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| − | ===Paintbrush and Pencil with smudge ability (raster)===
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| − | ==Brushes==
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| − | ===Simplify the flow to create raster brushes===
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| − | ===Interpolation stains to make raster brushes (.gih) in a easier way...===
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| − | ====References====
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| − | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_morphology Mathematical Morphology]
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