Hi
Can anyone tell me how i can make such wonderfull transperencie effects ? Perhabs in German ? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img])
Cool Transperency effects#
Thx
Knochi
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Hi
Can anyone tell me how i can make such wonderfull transperencie effects ? Perhabs in German ? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img])
Cool Transperency effects#
Thx
Knochi
Hi
Can anyone tell me how i can make such wonderfull transperencie effects ? Perhabs in German ? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img])
Cool Transperency effects#
Thx
Knochi
I'm not the best at such things, but I thin kyou will find it is a case of building up lots of layers of transparancies on top of each other.
Check out the Xara Gallary for other art work like the one you referenced. People posting there are regulars here and will be able to give you advice how they did it.
Turan
Simone makes some great images! A thread that Paul started some time ago may help you. It is "A Second Cup of Coffee" and shows how he made the steam for his image. Eric "Egg" Bramhill also made a great image in that thread.
Hope this helps.
Soquili
I can tell you how I THINK it could be done or how I'D do it, but I'd like to waite a while in case Simone pops in and is able to explain! Try e-mailing him too to come and share at TG
Steve Newport
Ok tell me how... Simone told me to buy his new book... from an italian distributor [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]. No Way...
Glad you dropped in. You can find the scoop on the transparency tool here at Gary's XaraXone.com website. Hopefully you'll find everything you need to know.
I suspect Simone uses eliptical & circular transparencies a lot. He may be adjusting their 'profiles' to smooth out the gradation in the transparencies (ie adjusts their 'ramp' as it is sometimes called in other programs).
Knochi... Please go back in and add more info to your member profile. It is easier responding to people that are more than a name. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
Regards, Ross
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Ok thx
I will take a look... and my member profile... next time :-)
The line effects are feathered using the Feathering Slider on the top right side of the Infobar.
Gary
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