It's not possible in traditional painting, but in Photoshop we can do it quite easily, without overusing the Eraser Tool. The problem occurs when you want to be expressive with your strokes and make them behave at the same time. In the end it boils down to one difference: if you're trying to control the stroke, you're drawing if you want the stroke to be free and expressive, you're painting. In digital painting the border between drawing and painting is quite blurred. When you try to paint at a smaller scale using a tiny brush, it turns into a drawing.
The brushes are made for creating big patches of colors that may become details when observed from a distance. Traditional painting by default is not very precise.
0 kommentar(er)
