User Guide

Corel Painter 311
13 Adjust the Delay Time slider to set
a pause between each iteration
display.
With a slight pause, you can see
the track of the moving points
more clearly.
Tip
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If you have chosen two or three levels,
you can prevent overlapping elements by
enabling the Cull Interiors check box.
This removes points that occur inside of
other spheres, before elements are placed.
This option increases processing time for
the effect.
Pop Art Fill
This effect lets you cover an image
with pseudo half-tone dots. You can
also use the Pop Art Fill effect with
other Corel Painter features and
effects to create a pop art image.
The Pop Art Fill effect.
To apply pop art fill:
1 Select a layer or area of the canvas.
If you want to apply the effect to
the entire image, make sure there
are no selections.
2 Choose Effects menu > Esoterica
> Pop Art Fill.
3 In the Pop Art Fill dialog box,
choose a source from the Using
pop-up menu.
If you want to work with an
inverted version of the source,
enable the Inverted check box.
4 Adjust the Scale slider to set the
dot size.
5 Adjust the Contrast slider to mix in
the luminance of the control
medium.
This is particularly useful when
using Image Luminance.
6 Click the Dab Color icon and
choose a dot color from the Color
Picker.
7 Click the Background icon and
choose a background color from
the Color Picker.
To create a pop art image:
1 Open an image, and choose File
menu > Clone.
2 Choose Effects menu > Tonal
Control > Adjust Colors.
3 In the Adjust Color dialog box,
drag the Saturation slider all the
way to the left.
This reduces the image to
grayscale.