Fred C.

Hi Andrew,

Very interesting results. The tablet/pen tool obviously offers more
control; using a mouse is tricky.
When I use many lines, the drawing gets very contrasty; closed lines yield
the darkest values.
Are you planning any type of vector output to be able to bring drawings into
Expression Design?

Regards,
Fred

"andrew" <matseevsky@rambler.ru> wrote in message
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> Samples of what could be created by a tablet and pen tool only- no meshes,
> nor brushes (to say nothing about vertices).

andrew

02.04.08 в 00:39 Fred C. в своём письме писал(а):

> Hi Andrew,
>
> Very interesting results. The tablet/pen tool obviously offers more
> control; using a mouse is tricky.
> When I use many lines, the drawing gets very contrasty; closed lines
> yield
> the darkest values.
> Are you planning any type of vector output to be able to bring drawings
> into
> Expression Design?
>
> Regards,
> Fred
>
> "andrew" <matseevsky@rambler.ru> wrote in message
> newsp.t8tzusbwb7jv7v@macek...
>>
>> Samples of what could be created by a tablet and pen tool only- no
>> meshes,
>> nor brushes (to say nothing about vertices).
>
>

These images was created with slightly more sophisticated method, than is
used at my ScissorsDemo. At ScissorsDemo each line has a fixed width- one
pixel. When I converted images to halftone vector, each line has its own
width, according what was at the source raster (but constant along line,
unlike intensity, what actually changes). Unfortunatelly, for now my
vector graphic cannot be opened by any vector editor, except my own ones
course. Advanced vector graphic require some non-standard kind of records.
It means, that one or more vector file formats must be expanded. I cannot
do it for myself. Wait, may be some of big boys-owners of vector file
formats- do it. What I'm doing is the tomorrow day of vector graphic, and
created images can be opened only as raster ones by all existing editors.
It is not so bad, because one may create a picture, save it as a raster
and later use it as a start point- add text and so on. In any event,
PaintingPen is in progress, and I'll inform you, when some interesting
result is ready.
Regards, Andrew