Hi, I started out trying to do a watercolour but it finished up like this. Anyone had any success with watercolour in xara? Dow jones
Hi, I started out trying to do a watercolour but it finished up like this. Anyone had any success with watercolour in xara? Dow jones
Hi, I started out trying to do a watercolour but it finished up like this. Anyone had any success with watercolour in xara? Dow jones
Here's something I did trying to have a watercolour effect. It features fractal plasma fills for a soft laying down of colour.
Regards, Ross
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Sheesh Dow, Tao, Tjao, etcao.
That's some wicked dithering. I don't think I've seen any image that dithered since I had my 16-color graphics card [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_eek.gif[/img]
I created a few brush strokes for this image, made a bitmap copy and added a ton of Gaussian blur using SL-Blur, available for free in The XaraXone Shareware Page
The blurred image was positioned over the brush strokes and Stained Glass transparency applied.
The canvas image is on the Xara X CD in the Fills > Fabric folder. The canvas image was placed on top and Stained Glass (or Strained Grass) transparency applied.
Gary
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Wow - now I see the dithering! It's funny - when I first saw Tao's image I was fresh from eye surgery that has my vision blurry during recovery. Tao's dithering looked like a nice textured paper to me! Now that the eyes are slowly getting better, I can see what Gary wrote about. Tao is the dithering intentional?
Gary - Those are nice soft brush strokes worthy of further experimentation.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Gary - Those are nice soft brush strokes worthy of further experimentation. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ross
Hope all is well with your eyeballs. If you can see the dithering, your vision must be OK.
I think a combination of the Gaussian blurred bitmap, transparency and feathering applied to the vector strokes will perhaps yield an even softer and more subtle water color look.
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Hey Ross, here's a slight check for your eyes just to make sure the surgeory was successfull. Found this old eye test in my atic. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] stand 10 feet away from the screen and cover one eye
Steve Newport
Gary what dithering????
PS thanks john for your reply on the watercolor.
I am not going to dither around no more my next work will be a watercolor. jao tones
Looks like I am dithering here is the the real dither............
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