Choosing and resizing brushes

You can choose from a selection of brushes that are optimized for Leap Motion. You can also resize brushes dynamically by using air gestures.

A circle appears onscreen in the document window that lets you size the brush.

The Corel Painter Freestyle brushes are designed for single-stroke or multi-stroke air gestures. You can perform single-stroke air gesture by using one finger at a time and multi-stroke air gestures by using two or more fingers at a time. For more information, see Applying brushstrokes by using air gestures. The table below lists all of the brushes and their stroke type:

Brush name	Stroke type
Sargent	Single stroke
Oil Brush	Single stroke
Chalk	Single stroke, varies with tilt
Ink	Single stroke
Oil Bristle	Single stroke
Fractal	Single stroke (You can use two fingers to increase the stroke width. The width is measured by the distance between two fingers.)
Eraser	Single stroke
Blender	Single stroke
Smudge	Single stroke
Airbrush	Single stroke, varies with tilt
Line Spray	Single stroke, varies with tilt
Graffiti	Multi-stroke, varies with velocity (speed)
Ribbon	Single stroke
Geo Pencil	Multi-stroke, creates connected strokes
Fractal Roller	Multi-stroke

To choose a brush

You can also open the Brushes and Papers panel by hovering over the Current Brush button on the toolbox until it is selected.

To resize a brush

1	Hover your finger over the Brush Resize button on the toolbox until it is selected.

You can also resize a brush by holding down Shift on the keyboard with one hand, and moving your finger to the right or left in the painting space with your other hand. When you achieve the desired size, hover your finger until the size is selected.

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