Today’s post follows directly from the last 2 day’s posts, which re-examined some old Process Movie Tutorial examples. The movie processing examples detail how to incorporate the concept of overdrawing on a previous canvas output frame into building a movie processing effect in a paint action sequence (PASeq). One important consideration to take into account…
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The Process Movie Tutorials are some old Studio Artist tutorials that were originally generated several version releases ago. They discuss some fundamental basics regarding how to go about constructing paint action sequences (PASeq) for movie processing so that the processing scripts incorporate the notion of temporal continuity into the paint animation effects they generate. We’ll…
DetailsThe following images were generated with an edited modification of the paint preset we hand built yesterday. As you may recall, we used a MSG preset that generates a chaotic attractor image to build a MSG Live source brush paint preset. Today, we will work with Temporal Generators (TG) attached to the MSG preset’s editable…
DetailsTwo days ago we discussed how to build a paint preset that used an embedded MSG preset to build a MSG Brush Load paint nib, and then use the Evolution Editor to evolve new paint presets based on MSG on the fly during live painting. Today we will take a look at a different way…
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I thought i’d take a break from the normal ‘how to build a visual effect‘ tutorial posts for a day and talk about a fun little project we have going on at Synthetik. In the process of that discussion, we’ll take a look at using Studio Artist to build custom art images specifically for printing…
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