PhotoLine Showcase

[Herbert123]

Here's what users have done with PhotoLine on Deviantart. Unfortunately this forum does not allow to link to images that are larger than 480x640 - which means I can only provide links, because most images on the web nowadays are much bigger in dimensions (PLEASE change this, moderator(s)!).

http://xzendor7.deviantart.com/art/Maik ... -461319342
http://xzendor7.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://xmas-kitty.deviantart.com/art/Bl ... -516124871
http://photolineusers.deviantart.com/ar ... -281907338

http://www.deviantart.com/art/APH-Zippo-138055817

http://snakeartworx.deviantart.com/art/ ... -186616202

[photoken]

Those are great looking images. Thanks for posting the links!

The fractal image could even have avoided that trip to PSE by using a craquelure plugin, I'm thinking.

The hand-drawn images really demonstrate that PL's "dry media" painting capabilities are top-notch. Now it's time for PL to add great "wet media" (watercolour and oil paint) tools. (As well as vector gradient meshes.)

[Herbert123]

Those are great looking images. Thanks for posting the links!

The fractal image could even have avoided that trip to PSE by using a craquelure plugin, I'm thinking.

The hand-drawn images really demonstrate that PL's "dry media" painting capabilities are top-notch. Now it's time for PL to add great "wet media" (watercolour and oil paint) tools. (As well as vector gradient meshes.)

Yes, I agree - the paint tools would benefit greatly from a bit more attention now. I do not expect PhotoLine to compete with Krita or other dedicated painting tools, but it would be great if the existing tools could compete with the ones in Photoshop, for example. Still, may be a lot of work.

A gradient mesh type tool would be great, as you say. As well as a non-destructive array duplicator tool (which could create virtual layer copies).

[photoken]

As well as a non-destructive array duplicator tool (which could create virtual layer copies).

I'm not sure what you mean. Can you explain?