Wow Wes! Yes!
That's exactly it!
SO much better for drawing so many things !
Thanks so much.
If only the damn blob didn't have that basic underlying flaw changes ( melts) the shapes that have already been drawn.
That's the big problem with the blob brush overall, isn't it?
It has so much potential, imagine a slider that had two settings max and min to set the range when the brush would peak.
You could draw long elegant curves that snap sharply on points and corners.
Maybe a modifier key that would regulate peak to curve?
Anyway thanks so much.
This is great for drawing so much stuff, mountains, trees, bg buildings and just a cooler looking shape than the regular blob.
So, back to the issue that the basic tool has of losing fidelity.
Is this due to a process of rasterisation and vectorisation churning in the background?
Why does the shape continuously spread and lose shape... can we call it Melting? or something ?
Why does it Melt?