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The brush variants in the Marker category replicate traditional markers used for drawing and creating renderings.
The strokes that you make with the Marker variants closely reflect those of traditional, high-quality markers, mainly because of the way the Marker variants interact with the canvas. For example, the Flat Rendering Marker in Corel Painter allow color buildup and pooling. One continuous brushstroke at a constant speed lays down one consistent color. However, if you lift the stylus, or release the mouse button, the color builds up, as it would with conventional markers. The Marker variants also let you overlay strokes, and because the applied color is somewhat transparent, the underlying colors show through.
The color builds up only when you either lift your stylus up from the tablet or let go of the left mouse button. Slowing down or stopping does not cause build up.
With a marker, you can build up or pool color.
You can choose any of the following variants from the Markers brush category:
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Chisel Tip Marker
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Dry Chisel Tip Marker
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Fine Tip Marker
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Flat Rendering Marker
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Leaky Marker
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Pointy Rendering Marker
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Round Tip Marker
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Scratchy Dry Tip Marker
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Sharp Marker
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Variable Chisel Tip Marker
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Click the Brush Selector on the Brush Selector bar.
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In the Brush Library panel, click the Markers brush category, and click a Marker
brush variant.
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