Heard from Paul on the Training Webinar yesterday, that Lineart Feature is in consideration already with requests put across by Users. I also seconded that request. It would be Great Value-Add to have LineArt and Other Various Format to Transport/Convert the Images Generate from AArtistly. Thanks for bringing it up and I vote for this Feature to the Artistly Team!!!

This will be a 100% value plus. We can then do illustrations, tutoring, ads, artwork for coloring books, and even sell artwork for those who need everything done for them in coloring books social media, and line art. Line art for coloring books can be income generated on its own for those who choose to.

Creating line art from photos refers to the process of transforming a photograph into a black-and-white image composed solely of lines, removing any color or shading. Line art is characterized by the use of clean, continuous lines to depict the contours and details of the subject.

Uploading your photo
To begin creating line art, you need to upload a photo of your choice. The photo will be processed by the system, so make sure to have a good-quality image for optimal results.

Being able to adjust settings
Provide several settings that can be adjusted to customize the line art output. These settings include "Simplification," "Threshold," and "Line Weight." These settings must be included to enhance the outcome and give any photo or images generated by Atrtistly.AI High Quality.

• Simplification: Controls the level of detail in the final line art. Increase the simplification to produce a simpler and more abstract representation, or decrease it for a more detailed output.
• Threshold: Determines the level at which the image is transformed into black and white lines. Higher threshold values produce a stronger contrast between black and white lines, while lower values preserve more gray tones.
• Line Weight: Adjusts the thickness of the lines in the line art. Increase the line weight for bolder lines, or decrease it for more delicate lines.

Need to have the option included, "add color", "texture", or "additional details" to create a unique artistic piece.

In artistly.ai, the abbreviations used for color and texture need to be a representation as follows:

1. RGB: This is the Red, Green, and Blue color channels. Each channel is defined by an intensity value ranging from 0 to 255, indicating the amount of that particular color component present in a pixel. By adjusting the values of each channel, artists can create and manipulate colors to achieve desired artistic outcomes.

2. HSV: The Hue, Saturation, and Value. Hue the actual color, saturation determines the intensity or vividness of the color, and value is the brightness or lightness. Artists can use HSV values to precisely control and modify the appearance of colors, allowing for various adjustments like changing the hue, enhancing saturation, or adjusting brightness.

3. HEX: HEX notation is used to represent colors in hexadecimal format, consisting of a six-digit code starting with a hash symbol (#). Each digit represents the intensity of a specific color channel, ranging from 00 (least intensity) to FF (highest intensity). HEX codes offer artists a popular and widely supported way to specify colors, which can be advantageous for consistency across platforms and applications.

4. Texture Maps: Texture maps provide digital artists with the ability to add surface textures and patterns to their creations. These can be represented through different abbreviations like Bump Maps (BM), Displacement Maps (DM), or Normal Maps (NM). Utilizing texture maps in artistly.ai allows artists to add depth, details, and complexity to their artworks, enhancing realism and visual appeal.

The main function and purpose of these abbreviations in artistly.ai will be to enable digital artists to have precise control over the color and texture aspects of their artistic creations. By utilizing these abbreviations within the application, artists can easily modify color schemes, adjust color intensities, and experiment with various textures. This level of control empowers artists to achieve specific aesthetic outcomes, such as creating vibrant illustrations, realistic textures, or stylized artworks. By having practical and flexible representation methods for colors and textures, artistly.ai offers digital artists enhanced creativity and the potential to produce visually captivating digital art.

• Add Color: We need to add color to an existing created image by Artistly.AI or a photo that's been uploaded. Also important that Artistly.AI be able and color the entire image or the entire photo recoloring, via the AI system automatically.
• Texture: Explained further down. Experiment with different settings to achieve the desired line art effect.

Generating the line art
The system will analyze the image and generate the line art version based on your chosen settings.

Tips and suggestions for enhancing the line art creation process using Artistly.AI:

1. Experiment with different photos or images created by the command to Artistli.AI: Not all photos will produce equally impressive line art results. Try using images with distinct shapes, high contrast, and well-defined outlines to achieve the best outcomes.

2. Play with settings: Adjust the "simplification", "threshold", and "line weight" settings to create various styles of line art. Different images may require different settings to achieve the desired effect.

3. Combine line art with other techniques: After generating the line art.

4. Need to have the option included, "add color", "texture", or "additional details" to create a unique artistic piece.

Line art images find applications in various industries, including:

1. Graphic design: Line art can be used in logos, branding, book illustrations, and website designs. Its simplicity and clean lines make it visually appealing and versatile.

2. Fashion design: Line art is often used in fashion sketches and garment design, as it allows designers to focus on the silhouette and pattern of the clothing without distractions from color or shading.

3. Architectural design: Line art is essential in architectural blueprints and plans to represent structure, dimensions, and details.

4. Product design: Line art is frequently employed in creating technical drawings and visualizations of products, helping to communicate their form and functionality effectively.

5. Fine arts: Line art is a fundamental technique in drawing and illustration, commonly used by artists to create detailed images or as a basis for more elaborate artwork.

yes what alrick said....I like that idea