Chalk
Combine Images: Emersion Effect
Watercolor Portrait from a Photo
Neural Filters (AI)
Superhero Watercolor Poster
Comic Book Drawings
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Change a Background
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Brush Editor: Texture Brush
Brush Editor: Select Shape
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Working with Text
Alignment Options
Black & White Adjustment
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Threshold Adjustment
Invert Adjustment
Hue/Saturation
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Curves Adjustment
Levels Adjustment
Adjustment Layers
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Installation on Windows
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Partial Desaturation
Stone Engraving Effect
Creative Use of Glitch Art
How to Brighten a Dark Portrait
Face & Body Shaping
Change the Weather
5 Ways to Get Black & White Photos
Enhance a Portrait with High Pass
Valentine's Day Card
Andy Warhol Style Portrait
Polaroid Photo Collage
Bookshelf Wallpaper
Mosaic Effect
Water Drop
Outline Text Effect
Vintage Photo Effect
Old Photo Effect
Bokeh Effect
Image Toning
How to Change Eye Color
Removing Glasses
Selecting Lipstick
Old Photo Retouching
Chalk 
draws soft, textured lines with porous edges.
You can change the chalk’s color using the Color panel, Swatches panel, Color Wheel panel, or by clicking the image with the Eyedropper tool. To pick a color sample, press and hold the I key and then click the image with the Eyedropper tool. After the hotkey is released, the painting tool becomes active again.
The basic tool settings are shown in the Tool Options panel above the Image Window. To display the full list of parameters, press the tool icon in the Tool Options panel, or right-click the image. To specify the parameter settings, enter a numerical value in the parameter’s field or use the slider.
Size (3-200). The maximum width of a line drawn by the tool (in pixels).
Strength (0-100). The strength of the tool’s influence on an image. At higher values, the line drawn by the chalk will be thicker and its edges will be sharper.
Strength = 10
Strength = 50
Press the Default button to set all settings to their default values.
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