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Hello all
It is interesting how TrueSpace can serve Canvas Painters to prepare paints -
Selecting the primitives objects copying them on the screen any number of times
gets countless number of objects with which color you mix in the materials
editer can be applied. Colors can be contrasted with a real scene to determine
exactly which paints must be prepared for your pallete or they can be mixed
differently to see how they might better
improve the artist work.
I can see other ways the painters ability might be improved with TrueSpace
tools as well. Given a scene, a painter can take a real close look at the
painting and visualize just what it is composed of. Even parts of it ! They
can observe too, how it may be possible to apply their natural ability
(whatever the level).
It is difficult for the Oil painter to visualize how to capture a method to
achieve a desired result
especially once the paint is on the canvas and hardening up. I think the
TrueSpace workspace can assist with focus techniques for Oil painters pointed
resolve on canvas.
Finding a place in the 3D workspace and setting something down the paintere can
exercise their observing "how to do" painters eye towards visualizing a brush
strokes effect without getting too stoned from turpentine.
Setting up to paint
Color values of painted objects can be found in Xp by right clicking on the
screen, selecting properties, the desktop tab, select color to bring up the
color display click other to bring up the custom color selector. Here you will
see the color references on the right hand side of this display box. Red Green
and Blue with thier values. Hue Saturation and luminance can be read too. Just
match em up.
I am not sure whether you can paint like an oil painter in the TS workspace but
I think there might be a way. How very useful this tool is.
Hava great time all
David
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<DIV>Hello all</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>It is interesting how TrueSpace can serve Canvas Painters to prepare
paints - </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Selecting the primitives objects copying them on the screen any number of
times gets countless number of objects with which color you mix in the
materials editer can be applied. Colors can be contrasted with a real
scene to determine exactly which paints must be prepared for your pallete or
they can be mixed differently to see how they might better </DIV>
<DIV>improve the artist work.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I can see other ways the painters ability might be improved with TrueSpace
tools as well. Given a scene, a painter can take a real close look at the
painting and visualize just what it is composed of. Even parts of it !
They can observe too, how it may be possible to apply their natural
ability (whatever the level). </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>It is difficult for the Oil painter to visualize how to capture a method
to achieve a desired result</DIV>
<DIV>especially once the paint is on the canvas and hardening up. I think the
TrueSpace workspace can assist with focus techniques for Oil painters
pointed resolve on canvas. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Finding a place in the 3D workspace and setting something down the
paintere can exercise their observing "how to do" painters eye
towards visualizing a brush strokes effect without getting too stoned
from turpentine. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Setting up to paint </DIV>
<DIV>Color values of painted objects can be found in Xp by right clicking
on the screen, selecting properties, the desktop tab, select color to bring up
the color display click other to bring up the custom color selector. Here you
will see the color references on the right hand side of this display box. Red
Green and Blue with thier values. Hue Saturation and luminance can be read too.
Just match em up.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I am not sure whether you can paint like an oil painter in the
TS workspace but I think there might be a way. How very useful this tool is.<
/DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Hava great time all </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV><BR>David<BR></DIV>
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