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Rendering Techniques in Infinite Painter

Mar 22, 2025

Notes on Rendering in IBS

Introduction

  • Focus on rendering in IBS (Infinite Painter) on iPad
  • Rendering style is lazy and simple for a messy look

Brushes Used

1. Marker Brush

  • Default brush in IBS
  • Great for laying out and cleaning up colors
  • No blending, ideal for textures and large color blocks
  • Modify size (big or small) for different tasks

2. Soft Falcon Pen

  • Adds small details and crisp texture
  • Good for cleaning up messy areas and adding shapes
  • Useful for scribbles and textures

3. Custom Japanese Brush

  • Requires tweaking to reduce blending
  • Use for cleaning up shapes with a soft look
  • Adjust opacity for lighter colors and details
  • Size adjustments for detail versus larger areas

4. Color Picker Tool

  • Hold pen down to pick colors easily
  • Essential for painting and rendering process
  • Allows for quick color engagement and layering

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General Tips for Rendering

  • Ideal for finger artists as well
  • Start by laying out colors, not stressing over perfection
  • Use layers for trial and error, easily delete unwanted layers
  • Utilize gradient maps and saturation changes for effects

Rendering Process

  1. Color Layout
    • Zoomed out, layering colors without perfection
    • Use color picking repeatedly
  2. Initial Cleanup
    • Use marker brush for rough cleanup
    • Focus on creating interesting shapes and color harmony
  3. First Render
    • Switch to Japanese brush for small lines and textures
    • Adjust opacity to lighten areas as needed
  4. Iterative Process
    • Test combinations and adjust as necessary
    • Emphasize less blending with overlay colors
  5. Final Touches
    • Use Soft Falcon Pen for final details and textures
    • Experiment with layers, opacity, and colors
    • Enjoy the process and embrace mistakes

Final Thoughts

  • The entire piece takes about 1.5 hours (40 min drawing + 1 hour rendering)
  • IBS is a powerful and free program for creating beautiful art
  • Encouragement to ask questions and explore more

  • Note: No brushes available for download, featured via QR code.