THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COREL DRAW AND COREL PAINTER

COREL PAINTER

Corel Painter is a raster-based digital art application created to simulate as accurately as possible the appearance and behavior of traditional associated with drawing, painting, and printmaking. It is intended to be used in real-time by professional artists as a functional creative tool.  

The application offers a wide range of traditional artists' materials and tools. With the aid of a graphics tablet the user is able to reproduce the effect of physical painting and drawing media such as watercolor, oil, chalk, and charcoal and color pencil. There are also a few non-traditional items such as the Image Hose, pattern pens, F/X, Distortion and Artist tools to allow artists to apply less conventional elements to an image.

Painter emulates the visual characteristics of traditional media such as oil paint, pastel sticks, air brush, charcoal, felt pens, and other traditional artists' materials on various textured surfaces. Many of these emulated media types work with the advanced features of Wacom tablets, for instance, the airbrush tool in Painter responds to pressure as well as tilt, velocity and rotation.

COREL DRAW

CorelDraw with its extensive text-handling & precision drawing features is the ideal tool for virtually an design project from logos & product packaging to technical illustrations & advertisements. In just a few years, CorelDraw has become largest selling graphics software in the world.

ITS ASLO

extensive text-handling & precision drawing features is the ideal tool for virtually an design project from logos & product packaging to technical illustrations & advertisements.