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Corel Painter Essentials is a free program for beginners and advanced users that lets you take artistic digital drawings and drawings right to completion. You'll discover essential painting, texturing, and photo editing tools to create any type of image you can imagine. This versatile application includes the following features: Import/export, image adjustments, layers, blend modes, layer masks, cloning tools, selection tools, 3D art, vectors, and more. Additionally, you can easily create stunning images of your photos in Photoshop. You will discover more about the features in the free version by navigating through the product page. Once you make up your mind to upgrade to the professional version, you can do it by visiting the official site. To download the full version of Painter, visit www.corel.com/canvas. Your free trial version is the main tool that you need to complete your drawing project. Please be advised that you cannot save your work. To start a new work in Painter, you need to purchase the full version. You can also try our demo version. However, it doesn't save your work.

I tried looking this up with google search and I got a wide variety of answers that didn't really cover what I am looking for. I primarily use Adobe Photoshop but was curious about Corel painter and Paintshop Pro. I would need to be able to do layers, saving in various file formats, installing brushes, and etc. Which of the two Corel programs can do almost everything Photoshop can? Or is there a reason I need both Corel programs if I decide to buy them? Looking for advice.

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If you use Photoshop, then you should know that there is nothing you need if you have the photoshop. However, there is nothing wrong if you try other tools. The Corel painter is a dedicated tool for digital painting.

Can't speak on paintshop pro, I use photoshop for that kinda thing. I used to paint with photoshop too until I tried corel painter, it's amazing. I remember trying painter back in the mid 90's I think it was, and hated it. Brushes lagged like crazy, it doesn't have that problem now, not sure if it's because I have a beast PC, or because the program is better coded, or maybe both.

Painter and Photoshop are not competitors, broadly - painter has some basic image manipulation tools, Photoshop has some more artistic brushes now, but they are essentially catering for different market segments (and most Painter users have a Photoshop-like image-manipulation application too).

I use Painter a lot for making photo paintings and think that some of the painterly effects you can get with customised Artists Oils and Sargent brushes are quite pleasing. I use version 20 and have not grappled with 21 yet. 2351a5e196