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Mosaics and tessellations 707

After you apply tiles to a mosaic, you can select, deselect, or remove tiles to change their

color or apply effects to them. For information, see “Selecting and removing tiles” on

page 709 and “Specifying tile and grout color” on page 711.

When creating mosaics, you can follow these helpful guidelines:

• Use your first few courses of mosaic tiles to delineate the most important contours

of your subject — just as if you were drawing with a pencil. Describe the most

important lines of your scene first. Additional courses of tiles should follow the

initial contours.

Tiles applied to the outline of an image.

• Use larger tiles in areas of flat color and smaller tiles in regions where you must add

more detail. In flat-color areas, you may want to introduce some color variability

for a more realistic effect. Tiles used in traditional mosaics rarely have uniform

color.

• Each mosaic tile is stored as a resolution-independent object within the

Corel Painter image database. This means that if you resize an image composed of

mosaic tiles, your image can be displayed at the same quality as if it had been

created at a higher resolution originally.

• If you’re working with a clone, tracing paper is enabled by default to help you

follow the source image.

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