31 reviews
December, 2008
With amazing brushes that are more realistic than ever, new composition tools for painters and photographers, and a little man inside the software who paints for you (!), this Painter upgrade is worth the money.
I list this change in the photographers' section of the review since it's a concept that photographers relate to because of their familiarity with Photoshop, but of course, both photographers and artists can use it
Photographers like to offer painterly photos as another possibility to their clients, and Corel really hit the spot for photographers with the Auto-Painting palette (introduced in Painter IX.5) and these enhancements in Painter X. A, the oldest of...
Award: Editor's Choice!

Responsive brushes; excellent auto-painting features; greatly improved speed, platform compatibility
Steep pricing, learning curve
If digital painting on steroids is what you're looking for, Corel Painter X could be for you.
Better brushes and photo tools make for a winning upgrade.
Even more realistic oil brushes, Better tools for making photos into art
Interface is complex
Corel's painter graphics program has always been about using technology to blur the line between art and reality. I tried out the shipping version of Painter X, the tenth major edition of the program, and found that this iteration is even cooler...
Even more realistic oil brushes, better tools for making photos into art
Interface is complex
What's not to like about Painter X? If we had designed it, we would have tried to streamline its interface, which hasn't changed much: Dig into its array of tools, settings and options, and your canvas may get overloaded with palettes and toolbars. Even a...
Corel's painter graphics program has always been about using technology to blur the line between art and reality. We tried out the shipping version of Painter X, the 10th major edition of the program, and found that this iteration is even cooler...
If you've ever had an interest in creating art on your laptop, then you'll have come across Corel's Painter series. This latest version is the best yet and makes no apologies for being aimed directly at the experienced user
Easy to use, Advanced features
Quite expensive
A set of features and tools that are hard to top, but for experienced users only
New realism for bristled brushes and automatic painting that approaches manual quality give Painter X an edge.
Throw in the additional improvements that have become almost mandatory with each new release of Painter â€" enhanced support for the latest Wacom tablets and Photoshop PSD files, a boost to overall performance, especially when opening and closi
The Brush tool and its many variants remain the secret of Painter X's success, but there are now four new options in the Toolbox. With brush handling key to this, version X brings a new category of RealBristle brushes, which Corel claims represent...
New realism for bristled brushes and automatic painting that approaches manual quality give Painter X an edge.
The Brush tool and its many variants remain the secret of Painter X's success, but there are now four new options in the Toolbox. It isn't a comprehensive all-round upgrade but, with its RealBristle brushes, Universal Mixer and especially its...
Can this unseat Adobe's illustrator?
Feature packed. The best at what it does
Not for the first-time user. Pricey
If you want to create a digital masterpiece on your PC then you'll need Painter, there is simply no better tool out there
Ever looked at a painting and not too sure whether it's been done using traditional paint and brush or been put together pixel by pixel on a screen? Then it's most likely to have passed through something as powerful and feature rich as Corel's...
First things first; Painter does exactly what it says on the tin. Literally: our review copy of Corel Painter X came in a big paint tin. We got our mitts on the limited-edition version complete with special packaging and a glossy poster
Most realistic painting software yet
Works best with a graphics tablet
The package is great, but unfortunately you do still need some talent...
natural media painting program
Painter is by far the most widely sold artistic painting program on the PC. Painter X shows that Corel isn't sitting on its laurels because of this, and is continuing to develop new and useful features to make it an even more suitable vehicle for realisti...
The big advance claimed by Corel for version X (version 10, really, but all Corel's new products now have hybrid version numbers), is RealBristle, which simulates the types of bristles used in different brushes. As well as the artistic brushes,...
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