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A look retains all brush variant settings, plus the paper, pattern, gradient, or nozzle settings. For example, if you customize a brush variant and paper texture to achieve a specific effect that you want to use in the future, you can save these settings as a look. When you save a look, it is added to the Look Libraries panel.
A brush variant is not itself associated with information about underlying texture or other elements. The look, on the other hand, is associated with additional information about a particular variant. Regardless of a document’s current libraries, when you select a look, you use the elements that are part of that look.
| To save a look | |
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Choose Window  Media Library Panels Looks.
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Create a look by choosing a brush variant, and any additional settings that you
want to save with the look.
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Apply a brushstroke to the canvas.
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Click the Rectangular Selection tool  , press Shift and drag to select a square
portion of the image or brushstroke, so you can use it as an icon for the look.
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Click the Brush tool in the toolbox.
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Click the Looks Library Options button  , and choose Save Look.
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In the New Look dialog box, type a name for the look in the Save As text box.
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The new look appears as the last item in the Brush Looks panel. |
| To apply a saved look | |
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From the Media Selector bar, click the Look Selector button.
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Choose a look from the Brush Looks panel.
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Corel Painter loads the correct variant and materials for the saved look. |
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Paint in the document window.
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