Love the shaders!!!

Mon Apr 22, 2019 12:01 pm by Taron

I totally dig your explorations, haha! That's really also in the very spirit of Verve: Liberate yourself and discover your own impulses! Great! :ob

Ah, yeah, that does sound like an awe inspiring conference, hahaha...(liters of coffee later...) :lol:

(explains the motivation behind those red eyes!) c:!

Tue May 14, 2019 4:54 pm by eduardobedoya

Welcome to the forum borjonx,
I've been absent for a while, I too do find myself very worried about politics nowdays, sorry Taron for saying the bad word xD
Related to your questions about the Verve settings, you would have to go through the various galleries, please do so, there are a lot of gems out there, every now n then people put their settings on a comment, here's what I said when asked viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2484&start=30
almost at the end of the page, thought take in mind that those configs were made with a previuos Verve version, from a time now there has been a major change in the fluids dynamics so to say, specially in the smudging, I just did one portrait after that change n haven't found time to sit n explore Verve again since then.
Knacki has very good threads about tricks n configs
viewtopic.php?p=18691#p18691
perhaps this one too
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1031&hilit=secret+sauce
Congrats borjonx, hope to see more of your art.

Fri May 17, 2019 12:01 am by borjonx

Thank you for the feedback & links about settings. this software is so amazing - I just can't get over the fluid effects. I keep playing with wet on wet experiments - I've never seen anything like these build up & flow effects. I do want to experiment w/more traditional settings though, but for now am having way too much fun "just pushing paint around the canvas". :rock:

Here's a couple more experiments & a Mothers Day card.

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wet clown

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clown in clouds

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oop! looks like only 3 allowed..

Fri May 17, 2019 8:58 am by Tartan

Hey Borj,

I am seeing a lot of 3d in your build up wet experiments and I think you are approaching the right way. I did the same thing when I first started Verve. I think that the "Discover" stage you are in is the most fun when learning a new program and you are obviously having fun

Keep at it! The good thing is that Verve seems to be in a perpetual state of explore

Tue May 21, 2019 11:55 pm by borjonx

Thanks for the feedback Tartan - there's just soooooo much to learn/experience. I'll post some Verve paintings shortly in a 3d view. Below is the other half of p0316hVert.jpg - it has 8 or so faces in it (i love the mirror & rotate functions, lol).