Quality

Resizing a brush can be very slow especially with certain brushes and certain sizes. Would be great if all brushes can be resized faster.

I find it very helpful if you can turn the reference image into grayscale. This can free up the artist in color choices. This can also help with getting the correct values in the image.

Add the ability to create unique brush tracking curves for size, opacity, and other important brush controls.

Why are some of the best Painter tools hidden deep in the Layers panel? I just don't understand it. I love Bevel World. The settings are a bit confusing, but the results are great. And why does it take an absolute age to open, and when open, anoit...

One of the things I dislike about Corel Painter is the Export/Save As. Why can I only Export as Adobe Illustrator? Why, after all these years of using Painter since version 5, can I still not export to file types such as .png or .jpg? Why must I S...

I would like to see the Corel Painter interface updated considerably. I have used Painter since version 5 (long before Corel purchased it) and I LOVE Painter so much. I also use Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Affinity Photo, Affinity Designer, ...

Many artists will use a gird on their reference as well as on the canvas making it easier to get the right proportions in quickly without cloning.

The texture and texture settings should be saved with the brush variant instead of having to create a separate brush look. Photoshop, Paintstorm Studio, etc all save the texture with the brush instead of having this extra step.

Painter is essentially unusable at higher resolutions but especially at 4k. Implement hardware accleration throughout all of Painter. Rebelle and Photoshop are buttery smooth at 4k whereas doing anything like rotating, zooming and panning will hap...

Multiple monitors are a fact of life now, especially with Display tablets like Wacom's Cintiq Pro line. this means you are running into situations where the Pixels per inch of your drawing tablet display (mine is is in the 500 range) and your norm...