Quick links to procedures on this page:
With the Serigraphy effect, you can use photographs to generate images that appear silk-screened or look like woodblock cuts. When applying the effect, Corel Painter saves each color reduction as a separate layer, so you can edit each layer individually.
Before (left) and after (right) applying the Serigraphy effect
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Choose Effects  Surface Control Serigraphy. |
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Click the Match to color chip, and choose a color from the color picker. |
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Click the Fill with color chip, and choose a color from the color picker. |
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In the Serigraphy color dialog box, adjust any of the following sliders: |
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Smoothing — determines the smoothness of the black edge |
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Threshold — determines the total amount of color difference from the center color |
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Hue Weighting — determines how much hue contributes to the effect |
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Sat Weighting — determines how much saturation contributes to the effect |
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Lum Weighting — determines how much luminance contributes to the effect |
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Click Create Serigraphy Layer. |
You can also specify Match and Fill colors by clicking a color in the image.
