Press release
Corel Corporation introduced an update to the award-winning Corel Painter 11 that will be available as a free download to current Painter 11 customers. Available immediately, the update delivers on key requests from the Painter community of users, including improvements to transformations, color management, copy/paste, performance, and auto-painting.
“The Painter community has always been instrumental in guiding our development process and we continue to look to them to understand how to make their experience even more natural and intuitive,” said Rob MacDonald, Product Manager for Corel Painter. “This update will provide users with some of the key changes and enhancements they have been requesting based on how they want to use Painter 11 within their creative workflows.”
The update for Corel Painter 11 is available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and Korean and includes enhancements to the following key areas in Painter 11:
– Program Launch
– Copy/Paste
– PNG Filter
– Transformations
– Tablet Functionality
– Color Management
– Performance
– Auto-Painting
– Color Wheel/Mixer Resizing
Since its inception, Corel Painter has set the standard for painting and illustration software. Painter 11 allows artists to expand their digital toolset with the most advanced painting and Natural Media tools available. Pressure-sensitive brushes allow hand and brush to fluidly work as one, producing brushstrokes that are unrivaled in texture and precision. Enhanced drawing tools and customizable media allow users to create distinct art every time.
Current Corel Painter 11 users will receive this update via an in-product auto-update, or can download it for free at www.corel.com. For more information about Corel Painter 11 and to view examples of the original art created using Corel Painter, please visit www.corel.com/painter. To learn more about how Corel Painter is used worldwide, please visit the product’s community site at www.painterfactory.com.
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on January 7, 2010
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