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Automatically cloning an image
You can use the Auto Clone effect to automatically apply brush dabs to your image.
The types of dabs depend on which brush you select. The color is picked up from the
clone source. Unlike most other effects, Auto Clone has no dialog box, using the
current brush settings and the clone color instead.
The best way to produce a Natural-Media version of an image is to first clone it and
then choose a brush that produces artistic dabs. The Driving Rain variant of the
Cloner brush category works well for generating a hand-drawn look. The Seurat
variant of the Artists brush category also works well.
In this example, the Seurat variant was used with the Auto Clone effect.
If you apply Auto Clone to a large area, the paint may fill smaller rectangular tiles one
at a time. If you click to stop Auto Clone, it won’t automatically finish the final tile of
the overall selected area. To fill in non-rectangular areas, you can use Auto Clone with
a selection. For more information, see “Getting started with selections” on page 544.
Save a recipe In the Apply Marbling dialog box, click
Save. In the Save Marbling dialog box,
specify a name.
Load a recipe In the Apply Marbling dialog box, click
Load. In the Marbling Recipes dialog box,
choose a recipe.
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