Re: Cloud fill

I don't know :)

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"Bergie" <bergie@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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>
> Apalogies if this mail is send again, I posted it a few days ago, but 
> don't not see it or any responses!
>
> I've seen some mock up of a "cloud image." It is basically clouds
in the
> image of other objects or even people. Take a picture of clouds. Take a
> picture of the object, say a boat. Now how will I get the object to appear
> as if the clouds formed it? (You know, "Daddy look that cloud looks
like a
> dinosuar--or boat in this case?) I almost want to "paint" with
clouds. Its
> easy enough to fill an outline with clouds, but it is too flat to be of 
> any
> use. Any help will be much appreciated
>
> 

one idea is to paint with shadows or blobs in Draw, they are "live"
and 
can be adjusted later.

http://macromonster.com/index.php?mod=descr&id_desc=24&

Jeff

Bergie wrote:
> Apalogies if this mail is send again, I posted it a few days ago, but don't

> not see it or any responses!
>
> I've seen some mock up of a "cloud image." It is basically clouds
in the
> image of other objects or even people. Take a picture of clouds. Take a
> picture of the object, say a boat. Now how will I get the object to appear
> as if the clouds formed it? (You know, "Daddy look that cloud looks
like a
> dinosuar--or boat in this case?) I almost want to "paint" with
clouds. Its
> easy enough to fill an outline with clouds, but it is too flat to be of
any
> use. Any help will be much appreciated 
>
>
>
>   

Can you point us to an example of what you are trying to accomplish? It 
sounds like you are wanting to feather the edges of the picture object 
so that it looks like a cloud above the background.

Patti

Apalogies if this mail is send again, I posted it a few days ago, but don't 
not see it or any responses!

I've seen some mock up of a "cloud image." It is basically clouds in
the
image of other objects or even people. Take a picture of clouds. Take a
picture of the object, say a boat. Now how will I get the object to appear
as if the clouds formed it? (You know, "Daddy look that cloud looks like a
dinosuar--or boat in this case?) I almost want to "paint" with clouds.
Its
easy enough to fill an outline with clouds, but it is too flat to be of any
use. Any help will be much appreciated 

Sounds like a fun thing :-)

My first wife was always seeing things in clouds, by the time I got there,
they were gone. I purchased a sky friendly camera for her, and she did
have a ton of fun. She's passed, but if she were alive today, she would
enjoy the digital format and PHOTO-PAINT :-)

I'll have to play in Corel PHOTO-PAINT to see what I might come up
with. Hmmm-- Objects and clouds in the merge modes!?

http://news.deviantart.com/article/32420/

mr. bill :-)



Bergie wrote:
> Apalogies if this mail is send again, I posted it a few days ago, but don't

> not see it or any responses!
>
> I've seen some mock up of a "cloud image." It is basically clouds
in the
> image of other objects or even people. Take a picture of clouds. Take a
> picture of the object, say a boat. Now how will I get the object to appear
> as if the clouds formed it? (You know, "Daddy look that cloud looks
like a
> dinosuar--or boat in this case?) I almost want to "paint" with
clouds. Its
> easy enough to fill an outline with clouds, but it is too flat to be of
any
> use. Any help will be much appreciated 
>
>
>
>