You can sort of mix colors in a traditional manner, if you choose the right colors to begin with. I learned this from Kyle Webster in a Photoshop demo. If you want to make green from blue and yellow, you have to choose a blue and a yellow that's in the "green direction". Once you make your green from that, you can play around with it.

I did this in ASP.

That's a shame. Wish I knew that before buying the app.

Guess it's back to Photoshop...

Weird title, I know! Basically, since a document in ASP takes up the entire main window and can't really be moved, I tried panning the document area to one side so I can possible have a reference image over the area next to the panned document, but if I click anywhere after that, the panned document moves back to it's original position. Hope this makes sense.

I bought this app (desktop version) mainly for the brush engine. I mainly use Photoshop, and this looked like a good purely paint option. I think it needs some "fixes" before any new features are added. It's almost "there", but seems to fall short on some basic functionality.

That's just my two cents.

Bob

Hi...

Using the Mac desktop version of ASP, when I click on a brush and start painting, the brush in the brush palette disappears. I imported some Photoshop brushes and it did it on those. Then It also happened with the brushes that come with ASP.

Any idea why that would happen?
Thanks.

Bob

Hi..
Is there anyway to implement real color mixing? I came across this site and apparently, they've figured out a way to digitally mix paint as it's done with real pigments.

Here's the link to the site. https://scrtwpns.com/mixbox/

Thanks!
Bob