The following image is a still frame from a bezier path tween animation. A series of bezier path edge sketches were keyframed to build a morphing animation that transforms through a sequence of different still images of faces. The still image sketch output shown above was generated between 2 keyframes, so it’s a sketch…
This post continues our discussion yesterday about working with Path menu commands to generate bezier paths for painting. In yesterday’s post we used a series of path menu commands in a PASeq to build a stylized woodcut block print paint effect. Today we will show how to take the stylized source image outline paths…
There are lots of different approaches you can take in Studio Artist to simulating different traditional woodblock print effects. The example shown above uses a series of path menu commands to build a stylized set of bezier paths that are then painted in with a paint synthesizer vector paint preset. This post will discuss…
Many of the visual processing effects generated by the vectorizer generate flat color region representations. Studio Artist allows for the vectorizer color regions to be filled with color gradients as opposed to just flat color fills. However, you can also use the vectorizer in conjunction with the paint synthesizer, where the vectorizer generates a…
There are a wide variety of different tools available in Studio Artist for converting raster images into bezier path renditions of the image. These include techniques to generate bezier path edge sketches (like above), as well as bezier mass sketches based on cross-hatching, and complete cartoon-style vector renditions of color imagery. This tip will provide…