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TWID(9.6)                                                            TWID(9.6)

NAME
       twid - dabble in oils

SYNOPSIS
       twid

DESCRIPTION
       Twid  is an oil paint program for bitmaps.  Button 3 presents a palette
       (menus of paints are unappetizing), and buttons 1 and 2 apply paint.

       The palette contains a list of names of subpalettes.   After  making  a
       selection,  depress again to display the subpalette.  The palette names
       are:

       style  Choose drawing style:  ink  (Rembrandt),  point  (Seurat),  line
              (Mondrian), curve (Matisse) and disk (Disney).

       texture
              selects a texture (paint) to be applied with the brush.  The de‐
              fault  set  of textures is sufficient for Lichtenstein.  Use the
              <new> button to create new ones: use button 1 (2) to select  the
              area  under the cursor (its bitwise complement), and type a name
              for twid to call it.

       brush  selects the  brush  size  and  shape.   Predefined  brushes  are
              square,  for  effects  ranging from Dali to Van Gogh; to be more
              modern use <new> (again, you must name the new brush).

       buttons
              By default, button 1 puts paint down and button 2  picks  it  up
              again.  This palette lets you change that behavior.

       copy   provides  commands  for moving and rotating sections of the pic‐
              ture.

       unix   offers commands for reading and writing files, and exiting.

       The current style, texture and brush are indicated in their palettes by
       an asterisk ‘*'.

SEE ALSO
       paint(9.1)

BUGS
       Green is not the color of choice for oils.
       Jackson Pollocks are time consuming.

                                                                     TWID(9.6)