Simulates watercolor pigment as particles, moved by the water of a wash and by fields of motion and noise until it dries.

Paints a watercolor wash from strokes: water carries the pigment over the paper, settles it and darkens its edges as it dries.

Paints strokes drawn as geometry with the Watercolor COP, and puts out the wash on a plane or as points.

Reads a picture as curves: its edges, its pen strokes and the outlines of its shapes.

Reads a picture as a grid of points, each carrying the color, size and direction of the picture at its cell.

Copies shapes onto points as packed primitives, from its own styles or from the geometry wired into Clones.

Moves, turns, scales, hides and colors pieces, by the same amount or by the weight a Falloff writes.

Writes a weight from 0 to 1 on each point, by its distance to a shape, for an Effector to change the pieces by.

Lays drops of paint on a plane, each new drop pushing the paint already there outward, as in paper marbling.