Studio Artist has some cool new MSG processors that generate space-filling curve based effects. One fun thing you can do is to generate a halftone screen based on the space-filling curve. We’ll take a look at how to build this effect in today’s post.
This post continues the thread we started yesterday about how to build MSG Live Source Brushes. So we’re using a MSG preset to extend the paint synthesizer by running the MSG preset live to generate a dynamic brush shape for each paint nib. Yesterday’s post used the same MSG brush image for each painted brush…
Today we’ll begin take a look at how to use a MSG preset to build a dynamic source brush in the Studio artist paint synthesizer.
The following image was generated with a few image processing effects. This post will discuss the approach taken to produce the triangular block abstraction effect shown above. You can use the technique whenever you have an image composed of flat color regions that you want to split with diagonal slices.
The image above was generated using the new Bamboo Sketch paint preset. This post will take a look under the hood of the paint synthesizer to show how this particular paint preset was programmed to generate it’s stylistic bamboo sketch look.