[gimp-book-painting] Update paint-dynamics-howto.md
- From: Americo Gobbo <amerigo src gnome org>
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- Subject: [gimp-book-painting] Update paint-dynamics-howto.md
- Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2021 20:39:28 +0000 (UTC)
commit 5eeeeffadc982010173f5bbd23e552a693e4ce2c
Author: Americo Gobbo <jag rabisco gmail com>
Date: Wed Dec 8 20:39:28 2021 +0000
Update paint-dynamics-howto.md
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@@ -3,6 +3,11 @@ The main scope is describe the guidelines to emulate some paint techniques.
Basically the paint dynamic emulates the technique and the brush emulates the stain quality and
characteristics of the medium, but this is not always true, what I am saying is: that in certain cases some
stain marks could be alone and without paint dynamics represents a good mark for a dry medium, but with
limitations to use effectively to paint. In general, a good paint dynamics dedicated to a paint technique,
e.g., dry media, it could work with many stain marks also with marks thought or pulled by another medium as
watercolor, for instance.
+## Methodology
+To know where until is possible to push the emulation, via paint dynamics, is necessary a method or approach
to testing different variables and parameters on paint dynamics. In theory, the paint dynamics could be
thought to simplify the brush set and at minimum, we can have one unique brush for all techniques with
different paint dynamics, one for each technique, eg. The method or approach could be exemplified so:
+
+_only we need a new brush or a special when the paint dynamics are not capable of emulating effectively a
specific pictorial technique._
+
## Dry Media
Dry Media is normally associated with drawing tools, such as *graphite pencils*, *charcoal*, *pastel* and
*crayon*.
These drawing tools depending of the material which is build releases onto support surface, in general
paper, creating a characteristic mark.
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