Had a question is it possible to cut out portions of the images without using the brush tool ? As in turning the image black and white and only keeping the area that is white and removing the black areas, for example there is a path and grass at both side, you only want the path and remove the grass area.
Easiest way is probably just to use the bezier tool to draw around the section you want to keep, select both the path and the image and go to Object- Clip-set clip and it will hide everything else.
My original thought process was to attempt to mimic the old news paper print, I initially used rounded 4 pointed stars to try to reproduce the effect. But for a tutorial video, I thought that was over complicating things so I changed it to diamonds. It works well with most shapes, so you can use whatever you like. I recently added a video demonstrating how to create halftones using patterns and filters which allows you to create some effects not easily achieved with tiled clones, such as striped halftones.
If you can't get it to work with the width/height option, try using the rows/columns option - you can guesstimate the number of rows/columns then adjust till it covers your image.
Thanks for running through the settings and what they are for, I found it really helpful.👍
Glad you found it useful.
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Thanks, hope you fing the tutorials helpful
@@CreateForFree It is a pleasure, as they are truly helpful. I have seen your other videos, and they are good. 👏👍😁
Really informative and helpful, Thanks
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Had a question is it possible to cut out portions of the images without using the brush tool ?
As in turning the image black and white and only keeping the area that is white and removing the black areas, for example there is a path and grass at both side, you only want the path and remove the grass area.
Easiest way is probably just to use the bezier tool to draw around the section you want to keep, select both the path and the image and go to Object- Clip-set clip and it will hide everything else.
Curious why you used a diamond rather than a circle?
My original thought process was to attempt to mimic the old news paper print, I initially used rounded 4 pointed stars to try to reproduce the effect. But for a tutorial video, I thought that was over complicating things so I changed it to diamonds.
It works well with most shapes, so you can use whatever you like.
I recently added a video demonstrating how to create halftones using patterns and filters which allows you to create some effects not easily achieved with tiled clones, such as striped halftones.
Is there a way to create money engrave effect?
I think there is a way using filters, I'll have a go when I have some time and make a video if it is successful.
it just makes 5 circles in the top right corner for me?
If you can't get it to work with the width/height option, try using the rows/columns option - you can guesstimate the number of rows/columns then adjust till it covers your image.
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