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Number 1

Finish

Pencil lays down slanted strokes with the paper tooth showing. Spray is an airbrush stipple, thinning out toward the lines. Watercolor pools dark where the wash meets a line and blooms pale in the middle. Ink cross-hatches, shading heavier into the corners. Crayon goes on waxy and skips the low spots. Flat is solid color. Opacity and saturation apply on top of any of them — and to the saved and printed picture.

Page

Save & print

The numbers are a guide on screen only — they never appear in a saved or printed file. Blank outlines gives you the clean line art on its own, to print and color by hand.

Free paint fills with the swatch you picked, so you can ignore the numbers completely. By number fills each area with its own number’s color. One number locks everything except the number you picked, so you can work through the page a color at a time.

Whichever swatch is selected, its areas are tinted on the page so you can see where they go. Recoloring a swatch changes every area you already filled with it — the empty ones stay empty.