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Their names give you a sense of what to expect: Impression, Blenders, Expressive, Grunge, Nature and Creepers. At the same time as the update, Corel has released six new brush packs that are powered by the new Dynamic Speckles and F-X Effects brush technology.

While Corel released a number of new optional brush packs, it sounds like we’re in for even more frequent creative brush updates-perhaps as frequently as one a month. I’ve only been testing the new brushes and technology for a short time, but the software is fast, fun and, perhaps more importantly, will likely inspire you to add a creative touch to your images, even if you’re not a fine-art photographer.

(New users will get the new brush pack as the default.) You’ll need to update the program to take advantage of the new brushes and the technology to run them, though. Now, Corel has announced a new core brush pack of 11 brushes with an emphasis on more natural looking media.īest of all, it’s free for current users adding to the current brush pack that came with the original software. Along the way, Corel added more brush packs, layers and grew the plug-in’s capabilities. Designed to provide photographers, artists and designers with unique brushes, ParticleShop was a hit with its multiple effects and ease of use. Back in August, 2015, I wrote about a cool new plug-in from Corel- ParticleShop.