For example, the Pattern Pens brush category supports gradients.įrom the General controls panel, choose a dab type from the Dab Type pop-up menu. If the Source pop-up menu in the General controls panel is not available (appears gray), the selected brush category or variant does not support gradients. In the Brush library panel, click a brush category, and a brush variant.
In the Gradients panel, click the Gradient Selector.Ĭlick a gradient in the Painter Gradients library panel.Ĭhoose Window Brush Control Panels General.Ĭlick the Brush Selector on the Brush Selector bar. Decreasing the gradient opacity increases the transparency of the gradient fill. You can also modify the gradient fill opacity by choosing Edit Fill, and moving the Opacity slider in the Fill dialog box. You can also apply a Gradient by choosing the Paint Bucket tool from the toolbox, choosing Gradient from the Fill list box on the property bar, then clicking the selected area, layer, or channel. To apply a gradient as a fillĬhoose Window Media Control Panels Gradients.Ĭlick the Gradient selector, and click a gradient from the Painter Gradients library panel.Ĭlick one of the following gradient types:Īnti-aliasing is desirable when the Feather setting is set to zero or extremely low. For more information, see General controls: Dab types.
You can also apply a gradient in a fluid way by painting it onto an image with a brush and dab type that support gradient painting.
Left to right: Linear, radial, circular, and spiral gradients. When applying a gradient as a fill, you can apply one of four gradient types: linear, radial, circular, and spiral. For more information, see Selections and transformations, Layers, and Alpha Channels. Ĭorel Painter allows you to apply a gradient to an image by filling an area, such as the canvas, a selection, layer, or channel.