Digital Watercolor: Wetting a Picture

Shows wetting an image with realistic digital watercolor. Later you will see water paint dripping and more. ;-)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• digital
• watercolor

[ideabrush]

Still working on it. See other demos and info at http://visgraph.cs.ust.hk/MoXi­/

[lupiezez]

no no no you're ruining it D:

[oOFamousLastWordsOo]

it looked better before

[JokingRainbow]

What software?? ;o

[velkanzi]

Interesting. btw, what type of flower is that, please?

Love the animation of the paint brush. How did you achieve that?

[darcifaulkner]

I'd give a king's ransom for the software. Very cool water effect!

[Totalidiocy]

It's hilarious how everyone is missing the point. This is a software demo, guys. To show that wetting a picture can be done realistically--for when you actually will want to do it (like if you were to soft shade instead of using harsh solid changes in color when shading.)

[wakeupscreaming]

The "program" is called Moxi -- look it up. Apparently Adobe licensed it from the maker, and still hasn't done anything with it for years.

For all the "you wrecked it" comments -- apparently you don't realize this is not a real painting or real brush! It's all digital inside a computer. They are "wrecking" it on purpose, to demonstrate the realistic watercolor effects you can achieve.

[Nicro327]

Lesssssss water please

[greencandy808]

It think the water messed it up

[JoMariebentzler]

@arkv2 no

[arkv2]

Aren't you supposed to get the paper wet BEFORE using the pigments instead of the other way around?