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How to change colour of vector drawing after it’s finished

New Here ,
Nov 28, 2020 Nov 28, 2020

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Hi all, 

I've finished a few drawings, with vector brushes, but I want to change the colours of some of them. I can't convert to a pixel layer, so locking transparency/ masking is out. I also cant use the fill-a-layer-and-then-use-the-downward-arrow-icon method either, as its flattening the images (almost making them pixelated) even if I've filled the layer above with vector colour...

 

Any other way? 

 

Thanks everyone! 

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Color , How-to , Layers , Vector Brushes

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Enthusiast ,
Nov 28, 2020 Nov 28, 2020

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Bonjour, le plus simple à mon avis, créer un calque d'écretage au dessu du calque contenenant les tracés vectoriels et repsser pas dessu avec une autre couleur à l'aide d'un pinceau vectoriel

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Yves Crausaz, Suisse, retraité actif dans le monde de la photo et des arts graphiques.

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Thank you! I used the clipping layer before and even though it was a vector layer, it still flattened the pic, for some reason, and became pixelated. ;( 

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