Introduction

A brief explanation of the illustration-like filter.

Illustrated filter

"Illustration" filter belongs to "Filter" category "Effect".

 

Before using it for anything other than photos, give a basic explanation.

 

 

First, let's explain what happens when you use this image. *

(* This is a CLIPSTUDIOPAINT material. It can be used for explanation.)

If it is not a raster layer, it can only be used for a raster layer.

Rasterize (Raster layer).

 

 

In “Illustration style”, as shown in the figure below

There are broad types such as “Color and Line”, “Color Only”, and “Line Only”.

 

(The slider looks like this.)

 

While selecting "Color and Line" and confirming in the preview

When you adjust each slider

It changed like this.

 

"Color only"

 

"Line only"

If you want to change the color of the line, duplicate the original layer.

It would be better to work on “line only” and “color only”.

 

As a supplement, when “Line only” is selected, the layer seems to be transparent except for the line.

Use for other than photos

This “Illustration” filter can be used in addition to photos.

 

For example, with the brush tool that was originally installed

Just drawing it looks like this,

With an illustration filter,

I feel a little analog.

 

It can be adapted to your preference depending on the setting value.

 

Besides brushes, it is also useful for rasterized 3D materials.

 

This is,

Like this.

This also depends on the setting value, but only a little

Like softness.

It may be difficult to understand at a distance.

 

It may be easy to get familiar with thick-painted illustrations.

in conclusion

It is safer to “save” the filter before using it.

 

Thank you so much for staying here.

 

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I hope it helps someone.