Pastels
Matt Sylvester
Does anyone know how to produce a pastel-like effect in PSP6?
Matt
Bill Schnakenberg
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> Hi,
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> Does anyone know how to produce a pastel-like effect in PSP6?
If you mean a pastel chalk drawing effect, try Fantastic Machine's
Paint Engine. It will convert an image into any number of painted
effects.
http://home4.swipnet.se/~w-48421/
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> Matt
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Joe Cilinceon
turning down the saturation a bit. Pastels are nothing more than washed out
colors. I think this is what you are asking.
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> Hi,
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> Does anyone know how to produce a pastel-like effect in PSP6?
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> Matt
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Mariana
something similar to a pastel painting then the other posters have
already given you some good suggestions.
If you want to create a pastel from scratch - then try selecting the
brush tool (or most any of the drawing tools) -- then on the Tool
Options Palette -- select the screen with the brush (the upper left
corner of the tool palette) -- click on the brush icon with the little
triangle beside it (upper right of the screen) You will see a drop down
list that will allow you to chose the type of "brush effect" you want.
I find that the Chalk and Charcoal options give me an effect similar to
pastels (and I don't even have to wear a protective mask!) You will have
to play around with the hardness and density settings until you get what
you want.
Hope this helps.
Mariana