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I want the various elements in my project to be more authentic via imperfect/inconsistent lines. I want there to be chips, cracks, jagged edges, etc. so that they don't have such a smooth appearance. How do I turn bezier lines, rectangles, and circles into imperfect/inconsistent lines?
There are lots of choices.
You could start by drawing a shape (line, rectangle, bezier, paint stroke...), then going to the Inspector, and click Shape, then see what you can do under Style, and under Stroke. This is just a quick example.
There are lots of choices.
You could start by drawing a shape (line, rectangle, bezier, paint stroke...), then going to the Inspector, and click Shape, then see what you can do under Style, and under Stroke. This is just a quick example.
Hi
Is this related to your other issue of the slow project file? Image brushes and airbrushes can be very system intensive to run depending on the volume and the image source used.
Also, look into the crystallise filter for creating rough edges, works well with other elements that you have already explored. Width over stroke is important also.
At first I thought that these were too consistent, but after looking again I realize that a lot can be done with the Brush Scale, Brush Randomness, Jitter Over Stroke, and Disable Animation. Thanks.
I was asking for artistic purposes. The crystalise filter is now one of my favorite. It affects the edges nicely and provides a nice texture on the surface.
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