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Web
The crisp spider-web look - also known as String Art.
What it does
String Art (the Web look) is the same connecting idea, tuned for clean strands: sparser, slightly stronger, full-length lines that aren't pulled in from the points. Instead of soft shading you get distinct threads stretched between your marks - like a cobweb catching your gesture.
How to use
- Pick a connecting brush like Round (1), then choose String Art from the navbar Connecting combo.
- Move across marks you've already made to sling fresh strands toward them.
- Lower Density for a delicate web; raise Reach to span wider gaps.
Try this
Dot a few points around the canvas, then draw a connecting stroke through
the middle - the strands snap out to your scattered points like pinned
thread. Switch the Connecting style to Arc for
curved strands instead of straight ones.
Settings
- Dash
- Line style for the stroke itself.
- Connecting style
- Where the strands go and how they look - see Memory maps & connecting.