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TUTORIAL
• MAY
14 , 2001
Working with Source Images in Studio
Artist
[Page 2 of 5]
by
Jean Detheux
Special
to Creative Mac
http://www.vudici.net
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Then, I open
a second Source Image ("Command-O"), with which I will
modify the first one (Note: in Studio Artist, if you do not modify
the canvas size initially defined when opening the first Source
Image, all the subsequent Source Images will open at that size and
resolution):
Here's
a thumbnail of the image I selected:
I
did not render it to the Canvas, just kept it selected as a
Source Image. |
I select a Category
in the Preset, and a Patch with which I paint on the canvas image,
either manually, or by triggering the "Action" (simply
pressing "Command-Spacebar") and stopping the action (
by pressing the spacebar alone). The intelligence behind Studio
Artist is remarkable, I have tested, several times, its automatic
actions against what I would choose to do manually, and there often
are amazing similarities!
Here's the Fast
Edge Sketch patch in the Auto Sketch category
Letting
the Action proceed for just a few quick seconds, then stopping it
by pressing the spacebar, here's what I get:
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Jean Detheux studied
at the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts et Institut Supérieur
d'Architecture in Liège, Belgium, where he graduated twice with two
different majors—mural and decorative painting and easel painting.
He's taught in Belgium, Canada and the United States, including The Alberta
College of Art, Calgary, Alberta; Concordia University, Montréal,
Québec; Algonquin College, Ottawa, Ontario; New York University;
Parsons School of Design, New York; and The New York Studio School of Drawing,
Painting and Sculpture. He can be reached at jcydp@perth.igs.net
or at jd@vudici.net. Examples of Jean's
work are available at http://www.vudici.net. |
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