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Hello!  I'm Amoret, and I'm gonna be starting this new monthly feature at fella (https://www.deviantart.com/fella) called 'Teach Me, Senpai!'. Basically what this is is a feature of tutorials, made by deviants, centered around a similar theme or project. They will be posted every 3rd Saturday of each month with a new theme and a new set of tutorials :dummy: I will try my best to create as much variety as possible in terms of techniques and artists, but also include some of my own favourites. They will be geared as variably as possible towards different mediums from volume to volume, and suggestions are greatly appreciated! :la: Let's start with learning the individual parts.

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Here we go again with lots of improvements and new features! Grab it while it's hot ;) geometry tools: sequence of lines, curved lines, ellipses new brush and layer blending modes; different layer merging new color dialog: palette and gamut mapping improved document frame, can be resized on canvas symmetric drawing mode old color changer ("washed") from 0.6 is available again toolbar improvements, e.g. move layer mode, pan/zoom revised cursor and on-canvas color picker better separation of mypaint's brush library; json brush file format translations, performance improvements, bugfixes, and more Here's an illustrated explanation of new and r