Vervette Fluid Sandbox...

Hi Lemi, do you make music? if it's so, please share with us your songs.

Eduardo, I sent you a private message..

Thanks Lumi,
finding myself needing for a good dose of pure abstraction, too much ongoing matter stuffed around here these days.
ah nice, nice tracks, thx again.

[Taron]

Alright, that means I have to post a doodle, too. I'm still goofing around with blending, trying to get a feel. This is almost exclusively painted with one setting, just using keys to clean the brush, turn on/off auto clean and fill the brush with a picked color as well as picking colors. I did change the noise size a few times, but that's still fair, I think.

[Taron]

Had to play some more with the canvas texture, which now appears to become very naturally looking.
Also, I'm testing painting in more traditional computer sizes, zooming in and using an ordinary digital brush without bristles for some accurate blending at lower resolutions. It works really beautifully.
Constantly being at 2.5k resolution can make one forget that pixels have far more power than it can seem.

[Taron]

Tihihihi.... cute.

Can we Show / Hide the canvas' grain ?

[Taron]

You mean, in the Vervette release? Wehehehelllllllllll.... there you will be able to do virtually anything, especially to the canvas. Even now I already have assembled a variety of procedural textures to choose from and am thinking about adding my "custom shader" option for it, too. But most certainly you'll be able to turn it off, too, naturally!
I'm kind of thinking about various ways to "prime or double prime" the canvas, too. That might be pretty nice. All stuff I'm planning to explore in detail.

Cool vortex Pilou,
Taron, cool texture, and it can be very tweakable I see
I guess my only wish in the list is the detachable GUIs, so they can be placed in a secondary window, and a window that can duplicate the artwork, like in PS and AR, is fundamental for digital painters I guess, usually is placed in a secondary window.
Congrats.

[Taron]

Hahaha! ...right, totally fundamental, just like a hover chair and glowing pen. But, yes, I'll make some GUI elements detachable, but it's still in a browser. This means you can't have several windows as far as I know. Also, if you go fullscreen with a browser, I don't know, if they nowadays go over two monitors, but back in the day this would only go full on one. However, I'm sure you can maximize a window over two or more screens.

Anyway, fundamental for a digital painter or any artist is that he can paint and have imagination. If you do somehow remember, I've been a professional digital artist for 3 decades and I've never had to use more than 1 monitor. Today I have (thanks to a dear friend) a 4k monitor, knowing that you can get up to 8k monitors these days, soon making multi monitor systems no longer relevant for anyone outside the NSA, or so, hahaha, so.... the most relevant thing a tool has to supply is the means to enjoy being creative!