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joann
24th November 2004, 09:28
hi hi...is there anybody can guide me how to make the drawing become pencil type effect. I found this drawing quite beautiful, but I have no idea how to make it into pencil effect. Thank you.
Podge
1st April 2005, 20:07
Hello, I'm also new to Piranesi. I have been going through the tutorials looking for a way to create pencil or colored pencil effects, but no luck yet! Let me know if you find anything.
Thanks
jyabbs1983
28th May 2005, 15:41
hi hi...is there anybody can guide me how to make the drawing become pencil type effect. I found this drawing quite beautiful, but I have no idea how to make it into pencil effect. Thank you.
I think you can see the help ,it can tell you how can make it like this.
aggie463
12th January 2006, 16:21
Hi,
I have the same question but could not find a way do do it from the help. Any suggestions?
Dave in the UK
3rd July 2006, 17:09
A good Photoshop plug-in (Windows only!) is available at http://www.littleinkpot.co.uk/Index.htm
There's also some free stuff there. Have a play.
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 04:25
A good Photoshop plug-in (Windows only!) is available at http://www.littleinkpot.co.uk/Index.htm
There's also some free stuff there. Have a play.
Hi, Dave

Ur recommendation is good!
I tried with those plugins. It seems to be a good partner to piranesi.

Wang
aggie463
8th July 2006, 15:52
Yes very nice...as usual from snoopywang...but how about on a mac? any suggestions?
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 16:14
Yes very nice...as usual from snoopywang...but how about on a mac? any suggestions?
Sorry, have no idea about Mac. Maybe Dave can help you.
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 18:22
Yes very nice...as usual from snoopywang...but how about on a mac? any suggestions?

Hi, Aggie

I come across a way to realize this just in Piranesi.

Let's see

First, import an image which you want to turn into sketch like image.
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 18:26
2. using tint to turn this image into black and white, and then save it as a jpg file, say, named grain.
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 18:32
3. fill all the image in white;

4. set the former black and white image as raster grain;

5. check ink mode, and choose Painter, setting as below
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 18:38
then, just use the painter. Remenber: do change the angle of the painter after each paint. So you can get some cross-hatch effect.

Also, if we have the interest, we can use different fade mode to help us to get more inspirational effect.

Have a fun:)
snoopywang
8th July 2006, 18:40
see, let's just mix the image with original one.

Get a different effect.