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You did buy a software that is knowingly unfinished, and most people probably have owned it longer than two weeks and used it more than two hours.
"A ( long awaited ) update will be released before the end of the year."
They probably wouldn't say this if they wanted to just keep milking an unfinished product.
I'm guessing the update is probably in the process of final testing and debugging or at least that's what I'm hoping. What I think is going to happen, the next update will mark the official release of the product and it will go up to $99.95 again, probably just before xmas, this is my prediction. I'm just guessing though.
Have a nice day!
I add you suggestions in our request list with a +1 ;)
For that you can import ( Drag & Drop ) an image into a upper layer ;)
Also was there any news on multicoloured brushes?
Anyway in the next update[forum.bleank.com] it will be possible to create brush with many many colors ;)
Artist Stephen Cassettari loads his bamboo brush with 2 to 4 colors or more, though, the most base part of the brush is water. It's an advanced brush technique that allows on the fly blending naturally. He also employs the Sumi technique of speed and lighter pressure combined to create a visual appearance of hardness... but this speed technique is normal Sumi(plum blossom).
So... Some of us want to do what he does with a tablet. Maybe with the next update we can.
most painting programs support only one colour unless you are using a clone brush, perhaps you could provide a link to whatever it is you are talking about.
I know of one software that emulates the speed, but as a whole, real life seems impossible to imitate.