It's not a replacement for real oil paints, it's not a replacement for real watercolors, it's the ability to work with oil paints and watercolors, and pastel, and pencil, all in the same piece, in a way that you can never do in the real world.

And, and Corel Painter's kind of the same thing.

So if you want a guitar, it's better to pick up a guitar, and if you just want something that sound's like a guitar, but you want it to be nice and easy, so that you can use it for multiple different things, then you would use a synthesizer. It doesn't have quite the same richness, quite the same depth, it has some limitations to the way that you make the notes, and it's just not really the same thing. If you're familiar with musical instruments, a synthesizer is basically a keyboard, but it can sound like many different instruments, however, it really isn't a true replacement for all of those instruments, even though it can mimic the sounds, it's not really the same.

And they're going to have certain expectations of the program, and what I will say about the way that Corel Painter works, for those people, is that it's more like a synthesizer. The first group of people who are going to be coming to Corel Painter, are going to be people who are coming from a natural media background, meaning that they're going to have worked real watercolors, real oil paints, real pastels, real pencil, so and so forth. The most important thing that you can understand about working with Corel Painter is that it is a natural Media Emulator, and there's really two groups of people who are going to be coming to Corel Painter for the first time.

My name is Jason Maranto, and I'll be your guide throughout this course. Hello and welcome to VTC's Corel Painter 12 Training Series.

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