- 1200+ Nozzles for Corel ® Painter ™ + bonus grains
- Includes spheres nozzles, smudged nozzles, spiral nozzles, colorful nozzles, star nozzles, brush stroke nozzles, striped nozzles, dot nozzles, blurry nozzles, glassy nozzles, grainy nozzles, glass nozzles, flower nozzles, circular nozzles, pyramid nozzles, painted nozzles, blob nozzles, ...
- Royalty-free, commercial and hobby work
- Nozzles can be modified in 100s of ways: use as a spray, paint, scattered particles, oozing paint
- Nozzles are easy to use
- Nozzles are easy to install
- Access via the nozzles palette, use load nozzle command to access the individual nozzles. Add to nozzles library as required. Nozzles can be applied and modified in 100s of ways
- Use to create new brush designs.
- Use nozzles to create designs, merchandise, scrap booking designs, packaging, book covers..
Notes
Nozzles and auto clone
Automatic nozzles placement for great patterns and backgrounds
Blobs and nozzles
Use nozzles as a source for blobs (select the nozzle and copy into the pasteboard and use as a blob source). The blobs tool is great for truly weird and wonderful blobby and abstract and gooey designs in Painter (and probably fairly under used) Does come with a number of interesting options 
Capture and brush dabs
Capture nozzle/brush to create new brush dab, use the capture brush feature and then apply a variety of different settings to create a new unique brush stroke
Nozzles stream
Apply nozzles as a continuous stream of paint using the spacing setting for the nozzle
Splatters and nozzles
Use nozzles as brush dab splatters, use the jitter feature to spread the nozzles
Effects
Combine nozzles and effects, apply a nozzle brush stroke, apply effect such as blur, apply more nozzles and interleave the effects and nozzles, great way of adding unusual depth to illustrations
Blending modes
Use nozzles on layers and apply with different Painter blending modes and effects and more
Colorful nozzles
Superb colorful paint brush effects for the 'Painter ™' Image Hose.
Warp
Use a nozzle/image floater and warp command to create wonderful nozzle distortions. Save the nozzle using the drop and select (perhaps with some tweaking
to improve the alpha channel) and save as a RIFF and reload as nozzle for a warped nozzle effect.
Layered
Paint nozzles (varying the scaling) on top of nozzles and re-save the nozzles in Painter ™
Text fills and nozzles
Nozzles are great as fills for text.
Grains and patterns
Nozzles can be excellent sources for grains and patterns. Either use the single dab or apply multiple dabs (using the define as a pattern feature) and create a new pattern using the nozzle. Save the pattern in the patterns palette (or grains palette)
Clone
Nozzles can, via patterns, be used as an excellent clone source and a source for numerous effects such as glass distortions.
Looks
Looks / nozzles are great combinations for superb hi-impact repeatable creative effects. Access via the looks palette in Painter
Overlay
Nozzles can be used as overlays via floaters or apply multiple floaters and change the composite methods to create weird color scheme nozzle display
3D
The nozzles also work in Painter 3D - 
opening up a wide range of 3D imagery for the nozzles. Superb for textures and 3D applications.
Straight line
Use the straight line brush option with the nozzles to create frame designs
Align to path
Create a path (such as spiral or frame or abstract design), select the nozzle brush and set the brush stroke to freehand and 'align to path' option and apply the nozzle to the path to create a spiral or frame out of nozzles.
Nozzles as a floater
Open the nozzle file and drag into the floater palette and use as a floater
Adjust color
Paint a few nozzles, adjust color, paint more nozzles, creating a colorful overlay
Grains
Open a nozzle, apply a grain or image luminance, save, and use the paper-tinged nozzle as a new brush strokes
Spacing
Use different spacing settings to create a tube of paint or a splatter spray of nozzles.
Grid and nozles
Use the image hose/brush grid option to paint a grid of nozzles
XML
Use the capture dab and capture a nozzle and use for charcoal or oil. Save the brush dab and save the brush variant, modify the XML code to create stunning new nozzle brushes
Photo-Paint
The nozzles can be read in Corel ® Photo-Paint ™ and via TIFF in others
Add to nozzle library
To add a nozzle to a nozzle library 1) Open nozzle RIFF file 2) Go to brushes menu 3) Select nozzle menu 4) Add to nozzle library 5) Use the nozzle mover feature to move to other libraries The nozzles in this set are not stored in nozzle libraries.
Nozzles scaling
Create splatters and spray nozzle paint effects via nozzles scaling
Variants
You can also create your own variant hose brushes to add to the
brush palette.
Variants / expression
Hose variants also can be developed (even using a mouse instead of a pen) using information from expression palette.
Record nozzle brush strokes
You can also record nozzle brush strokes to create extreme nozzle brush strokes, use the playback feature for the nozzle brush to re-apply multiple 'similar' brush strokes. You can also use the pre-built brush strokes such as scribble or hatch or your own recorded nozzle brush strokes.
Frame and nozzles
Another way to create an instant frame is to use the selection and select most of the image, invert the select and paint
Sprays and Painter nozzles
Apply nozzles as sprays or as a particles instead of as a stream.
33) Opacity: Lower the opacity of the nozzle and apply to create a blurry nozzles brush stroke
Grain / nozzle brush palette
Lower the grain setting in the general brush strokes palette to change the nozzle into a brush dab using the current foreground color. If the current foreground is blue, the nozzle will be a blue stamp. This can be combined with expression / grain to modify the color / original nozzle combination
Auto painting
Superseding the autoclone, the under painting palette is wonderful combined with nozzles. Select a nozzle, select the under painting palette and select a brush stroke such as 'medium dab' and set the randomness and size and then apply to create unusual backgrounds, illustrations and designs
Painter ™ Essentails 4 3 etc
Nozzles will NOT work with Painter essentials. They are a totally different format
Installation
Nozzles can be installed in any folder, there is no 'nozzles' presets folder (for some strange reason). Access via the nozzles palette / nozzles menu. The nozzles can also be opened via the open command and modified and re-saved as a new nozzle. Nozzles are stored in native RIFF format
For Painter ™ X, the nozzles can be added to the Painter Nozzles folder found in the 'resources' folder. The exact location is not necessary as the load nozzles command can be re-pointed to another location but this is a location defined by Painter.
Tutorials
Tutorial 1 ] Grains / nozzles pressure
1) The first image shows the SN05_030.RIF (brush) nozzle applied without any pressure or grain settings, applied as is in the nozzle RIFF itself
2) Go to to the general palette and the grain section and set the expression to 'pressure'
3) Go to to the toolbox and set the additional color to light blue
4) Using a pen brush / artpad (for pressure) and re-apply the image hose with varying pressure. Less pressure, the nozzle shape will become blue. More pressure, the nozzle will be closer to the actual source nozzle image.
If you set the additional color to black, the nozzles will be colored black etc.
You can also the grain without a pen / artpad just by setting the grain setting to less than 100%. If set to 0% then the color of the nozzle will be the 'additional color', set it to 70% and the nozzles will be tinged with the current 'additional color'. Set to 100%, the color of the nozzle will be 'as is'. Additional example at 48% grain
