Prerequisites: AR3 Studio Pro
You will need to be familiar with the basics of sticker creation. The best resource you have for learning about stickers is your AR3 Studio Pro manual.
If you're too lazy to read the manual, AR3 Studio Pro user Judith_Tramayne has created a video tutorial which will outline some of the basics involved in creating stickers available here:-
http://www2.ambientdesign.com/forums...ad.php?t=24794
and Someonesane has a great tutorial available here:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iSJNHe4dT4
EDIT: Paolo (Psaldari) has been generous enough to make this tutorial into a .pdf for those of you who wish to have a copy to print or put on a labtop etc... You can download it from me here:-
http://www.silicongraffiti.com/Stick...ces_by_Juz.pdf
Sticker Sequences for natural brush effects
One problem of using a singular sticker as a sticker spray is that even when using the Spray Variation parameters to vary it (e.g. rotate, scale and colour), after a while it starts to appear monotonous. One stamp, which is repeating over and over with only slight variation. Our eyes are not fooled and the resulting image starts to look computer generated.
To create a far more natural look to the sticker spray brush, it is preferable to make a sequence of images and have the sticker spray brush reference that sequence.
In the image below I have six separate sponge stickers that I want to combine into a sequence sticker spray. These images can be anything you want just make sure that they are of similar width and height.
I have provided these files for download if you would like to follow along by trying it out. (3 in this post, 3 in the next)
Instructions for installing downloaded .stk files can be found here:-
http://www2.ambientdesign.com/forums...4&postcount=17