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Hi!
Please, for some reason I can't paint black on color layer, brush paints blue grey
Tried everything, cant find an answer... Please, help!
Thank you!
Mark, you're chasing a red herring. Color blend mode never worked that way and cannot work that way. What you're showing in your screenshot is the only possible result.
You need to try some of the other blend modes. Maybe one of them, like Overlay or Soft Light, will get you closer to what you want, perhaps in combination with "Blend If" and/or reduced opacity.
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brush mode is set to normal. tried changing it, doesn't help...
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@Mark219668232f0c wrote:
brush mode is set to normal.
Can you try changing the Layer mode from Color to Normal?
Jane
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Thank you for your answer, Jane!
It paints black, but then I lose the texture. I want to paint with color with texture still visible.
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You'll need to see which of the Blending Modes work best. I'd suggest Hue or Color, but these will blend with the underlying skin tone.
What is your goal?
warmly/j
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yes, im working in the color mode, it worked fine before, meaning black color was black. Now its grey. I want to paint with color with texture still visible. Both color and hue modes don't work, it paints in grey for some reason. Thank you for your answer!
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As Jane mentioned, your layer's blend mode is set to color, so all it's going to do is make a gray based on the underlying layer. You need to either duplicate the layer, once your done, and change the layer to multiply, then adjust the opacity, or maybe add a curves layer and use your black layer as a basis for a mask, but reversed, using white.
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But paiting black worked before on a color layer.. Its not working now for some reason. Or am I wrong?
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It's working as intended. The black will be darker, if the underlying colors are darker. Color blend mode just changes the color, not the luminosity. So going over a fairly light skin tone is going to produce a lighter gray than over dark eye brows. Basically, that you're doing is just desaturating the colors below, not darkening them.
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I see. Thank you for your answer!
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@Mark219668232f0c wrote:
Tried everything, cant find an answer...
Can you tell us:
Jane
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Resettin the tools, restarting the program.
I remember that I could paint with black on a color layer before but something is wrong now...
I want to paint eyebrows in black
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Mark, you're chasing a red herring. Color blend mode never worked that way and cannot work that way. What you're showing in your screenshot is the only possible result.
You need to try some of the other blend modes. Maybe one of them, like Overlay or Soft Light, will get you closer to what you want, perhaps in combination with "Blend If" and/or reduced opacity.
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I see. Thank you for your answer!
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