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Rose at Dawn

I am learning how to use paint.net and hope that I am understanding...anyway this is an painting that I painted today....love what I am learning!!  I also bought bristle brushes which make a big difference in how the paint handles.  There are places and reasons to use synthetic brushes...they make a very chiseled application of paint whereas a bristle brush is soft and gives a soft diffused edge.
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Unknown said…
What is paint.net? I am interested in doing more with painting and everything. I currently don't have a lot of time right now because I just had my daughter in January and she is my number one priority. But once I am able to find a little free time for me. I would like to take more time for some of my hobbies.
February 01, 2016 2:10 PM
LindaHunt said…
Hi Beauty Ink,
Thanks for stopping by....congratulations on your new little gal!!!
Paint.net is a program that is free in which you can crop your paintings, do all kinds of fun things .... it is easy but since I am not very savvy with the computer it takes me a little time.
Check it out on youtube also...
Good luck when you have the time when your little one gets a little older!! Stay in touch!!
February 01, 2016 4:18 PM
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