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April 8, 2021
Question

Watercolor brush leaves white border

  • April 8, 2021
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I was working in Fresco today, and everything was working fine with the watercolor brush. I'm not sure what happened, but at some point, while using a live watercolor brush, the color pulled away from the border of the image and left a white border around the whole image. I did the following to see if I could troubleshoot (but nothing worked):

  1.  cleared the layer to start over
  2. lowered the water flow
  3. tried different watercolor brushes from live brushes
  4. closed out of the image
  5. closed out of Fresco
  6. restarted the computer
  7. uninstalled Fresco and shutdown 
  8. reinstalled and restarted

The issue persists. This only happens with the watercolor brushes. I tested the oil brushes and they are fine. Oh, and I'm on Windows 10.

If someone can please help, I would very much appreciate it.

 

Thank you!

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Blyss ArtCommunity ExpertAuthor
Community Expert
April 8, 2021

Quick update - I tested Fresco on my phone, the border thing starts to happen after I dry the layer. So, it's an issue with drying the layer. I don't know how to clear that memory from my devices so that I can still use the watercolor brushes and just not dry the layer. It was working fine before I dried the layer.

Sue Garibaldi
Inspiring
April 8, 2021

Hi Golden. 

 

I'm trying to reproduce this but even with the image you've posted, I can't understand what's happening. Are you using watercolor on a layer above an Image layer? Or something else?

 

If you could give me the steps you've used creating your drawing I can duplicate them to try to get the same result.

 

Thanks for taking the time to post. 

 

Sue.

 

Blyss ArtCommunity ExpertAuthor
Community Expert
April 8, 2021

Thank you Sue for your response. 

 

There's no image underneath. On the layer with the watercolors, I just paint with the watercolor brush, click 'dry layer', and paint some more. But when I click "dry layer" that's when the colors start to pull from the edges and leave a white border. I just did a timelapse, but it's really fast (sorry). But you can still see the issue with the color pulling away from the edge.