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      text: "I use the Liquify tool frequently. It allows me to correct shapes, quick and easy. Working with the navigator window with the grayscale on, and the small sketch preview was very convenient. I appreciate the possibility of having floating references in the app working area, and being able to pick up the color at any time while having control over the composition in a smaller view."
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      text: "It’s good to know your tools. Learning the basics first is always a less frustrating way to be better at a chosen technique. In case of digital painting apps: read the handbooks and manuals. Knowing tools and gesture shortcuts makes the painting process more intuitive and smooth.\n\nChange your favorite tools, technique, brushes, etc from time to time. Try traditional media as well!"
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      text: "Brushes I couldn\'t figure out then are my favorites now. (I mean) the whole Paint set. Using them gives me a similar feel to painting with gouache and oils. I love how they are smudging and blending color on the canvas, almost like they have a dimension and thickness.\n\nIt is amazing how differently every brush can behave according to the chosen canvas texture, and its settings. The Heavy Bleed Brush from Watercolor set raises interest every time I show its unique behavior (the longer you press, the more color is fading - it looks like watercolor pigment soaking into a paper)."
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      text: "Thanks, Kamila! :)"
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