In the Layers panel, right-click on the Layer 1 icon and select Duplicate Layer (see Figure 2).From there, I'll create an alpha channel. Then I'll use the Express Texture effect to change the layer to black-and-white. In this tutorial, I will use the Underpainting panel to create a grayscale image. With the advent of the Clone Source panel, multiple images can be cloned easily. This panel has a number of presets that prepare an image for auto-painting or for cloning. A single click of a button can change colors, values, brightness, contrast, and more. The Underpainting panel is one of the more powerful tools in Corel Painter. Click Window > Auto-Painting Panels > Underpainting to open the palette containing the Auto-Painting, Underpainting, and Restoration panels.Float the image layer by clicking Select > Float, and then click on the image with the Layer Adjuster tool.Select the image layer by clicking Select > All, or use the shortcut keys Command + A (Mac OS) or Ctrl + A (Windows).Open the image in Painter and save it as a RIFF file.Painting the flower white in a new alpha channel provides a similar selection, but it is difficult to follow the precise outline of the flower with a brush. Carefully outlining the image with the lasso tool results in a selection that could be used to delete the elements of the background, but I find this method tedious. The background is definitely a stumbling block. The photograph in Figure 1 is pretty awful, but could be used as a clone source.

Corel photo paint 2019