Yesterday we showed how to use the paint synthesizer to build a smart random screen halftone effect. today we will show how a simple editing change in the paint synthesizer can change the effect to emulate a woodcut screening or litho print effect.
The real power of Studio Artist is that it’s an extremely user configurable environment for building custom visual effects. In today’s post, we’ll take a look at using the paint synthesizer to build smart halftone screens, which can then be used in a PASeq to build custom halftone screening effects.
There’s a vast range of different fun things you can do using the active command links in the Paint Synthesizer Evolution Help Page. We discussed this help page in yesterdays’s post along with it’s associated 4 paint Patch memories. Today we will show how to work with random paint patch evolution to create new paint…
The following is a screen shot of the Paint Synthesizer Evolution help page in the built in Help Browser in Studio Artist. Many people are unaware of the existence of the different paint synthesizer memories, let alone all of the different things you can use them for. So this post will take a quick look…
The following is a photo mosaic image created using a movie brush in the paint synthesizer. In a previous post here we described how to build a black and white pantograph effect. This post will discuss how to fill the white interior cells of a black and white pantograph image with photo mosaic blocks. This…
