Drawing and figures lay out tools box

- 1 / To make the best with prepared images in Imagiques' "photos", "drawings" and "creation" pages, you must have a bitmap software accepting alpha coats at your disposal, so as Adobe Photoshop.
- If ever you don't have such a software, the downloaded images will be rather usefull to you. But you will not be able to use the prepared cutted coats. For your graphicals experiments you will have to make your own cuts with your software lasso.

- 2 / To make the best with prepared images in Imagiques' "drawings" and "creation" pages, you must have a vectorial software at your disposal, so as Adobe Illustrator, or Expression.
- If ever you don't have such a software, the downloaded images will only be usefull in their bitmap format.

Imagiques' drawing method is very simple:
You have to create a drawing or an illustration:
Go straight to the "drawing" and "creation" data base.

In the "drawing" pages the images are presented in thematic list.
The drawings are available in PSD format and vectorial format.
Choose a them, "Tennis" for example.
The whole "Tennis" images in the data base are presented on a page.
Choose and download.

In the "creation" pages the images are presented in title alphabetic list.
The drawings are available either in PSD and vectorial format.
Choose the corresponding title to your work subject,
the lay out is presented with commentaries which detail the drawing content.
Choose and download.

Then any adaptation of the drawings are quickly possible.
If you work with a bitmap software, you can use or not the alpha coats,
or you can modify your image with a vectorial software,
in any case you can transform the dowloaded drawing through your project.
But you can as well mix up both methods to do the best.

You want to lay out figures in a scenery:
Go to the "photos" database.
You will find attitudes (page1), expressions (page2 and 3), hands (page 3 to 6)
whose cutted coats are prepared to be easily
tranformed up to your creation style.

The little girl and the boy has been made from this 3 images.

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drawings photos / attitudes / expressions creations

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"Who broke the goldfish bowl ?"
Example of the construction of the lay out of a family tragedy scenery

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