Title: Pixarra TwistedBrush Tree Studio 4.10 Win x64
Info:
TwistedBrush Tree Studio is a product born from TwistedBrush Pro Studio but with a focus on 2D tree creation with a simpler, streamlined interface. Internally the same great TwistedBrush brush engine is used but with a single focus of making it easy to create trees of specific types. Tree Studio has pairs of brushes for each tree type. One for the frame and one for the leaves. The frame is algorithmically generated so it will be different each time. This allows you can create an endless variety of each tree type.
Key Features
– 64 bit color painting system for the smoothest blends available anywhere
– Clean user interface, designed for an easy, quick work flow
– Scalable trees
– An option to change the page size (maximum size limited only by memory)
– Pairs of brushes for each tree type – one for the frame and one for the leaves
– 6 ArtSets with brushes for painting broadleaf trees, conifers, palms, cacti, grass, ground covers and utility brushes
– Grass ArtSet with 15 brushes for easily painting some high quality grasslands
– 5 User ArtSets with 60 brush slots each for storing brushes
– Quick auto hiding tool panels
– Quick Command panel providing a configurable array of buttons
– Seven different painting styles – Normal, Block Color, Ink, Graphic, Oil Paint, Outline and Silhouette
– Brush Effects panel available allowing for full brush editing
– Powerful Brush Effects System: over 500 different effects that can be combined in 28 effect layers with each effect processed with 100’s of modifiers
– Layers with easy access support
– Brush compatibility with other Pixarra Studio products
– Auto mixing 4 color palette
– Tracing paper to use as a guide
– Extremely powerful TwistedBrush brush engine is used
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