Art Academy™: Atelier

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Please read this manual carefully before using thissoftware. If the software is to be used by youngchildren, the manual should be read andexplained to them by an adult.

Before use, please read the contents of the Health and Safety Information application on

the Wii U Menu. It contains important informationthat will help you enjoy this software.

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Connect to the internet to enjoy these features.

You can post your artwork and/or upload videorecordings showing how you made it.

♦ For information about connecting your Wii U consoleto the internet, refer to the Wii U Quick Start Guide.

♦ It is necessary to carry out the initial settings forMiiverse and connect to the internet.

♦ For more information about Miiverse, please see theMiiverse section of the Wii U Electronic Manual.

You can see artwork and video recordings fromartists from around the world. You can also saveother people's artwork and then use them asreference images.

♦ Artwork will be posted to Miiverse™ and videorecordings will be uploaded to YouTube™.

♦ You can view submitted artwork on Miiverse andvideo recordings on YouTube.

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The following features can be restricted:

Parents and guardians can restrict certain featuresof the Wii U console throug Parental Controlson the Wii U Menu.

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Touch an icon and the"Start" to access a mode

will be displayed as you progress and lessonsbecome available.

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Use the stylus to select menu options and draw.You may also use buttons for the followingcontrols:

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♦ SD cards for saving data must be initialisedseparately beforehand.

♦ Recordings saved to SD cards cannot be viewed onother devices.

♦ You can move save files later.

Course progress is only saved to the Wii Uconsole. Artwork, recordings and lesson progressmay also be saved to the SD card.

♦ The save method differs depending on the mode.

A recording of your session is saved with theartwork data and can be viewed/uploaded toYouTube via the Recordings menu. Each user cansave their own data.

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If you save Miiverse or portfolio artwork as a JPEG image, you can then transfer itfrom the SD card to a device such as a PC andprint it out.

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It is possible to delete this software's save data via Data Management in System Settings.

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♦ Lessons marked wit will become available asyou progress through the Beginner and Advancedcourses.

Learn how to use different media and createartwork step-by-step in Vince's lessons. Select acourse and then touch "OK" to begin.

After watching Vince's demonstrations, you canbegin to create your artwork. Touc or press to show the toolbar.

Upper Toolbar

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While creating artwork you can use any media youlike, including charcoal and pastels, using asubject image of your choosing.

There are five varieties of scenery available as360 degree panoramas. Use the Wii U GamePadas a camera and move it around to capture thescene you would like to paint.

♦ Touch "OK" after you have taken the photo toproceed to the artwork screen.

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Touch one of the "Example" icons to view one ofVince's recommended spots. Touch the same iconagain or press to go back and capture anotherscene.

Example Scenes

Take a photo.

Capture

Controls While Taking Photos

There are two ways to move around with the Wii UGamePad; you can switch between them via theOptions menu.

You can use pictures and photographs taken witha digital camera as reference images, providingthey are saved in the JPEG format.

Using Pictures and Photos

Pictures and photos (JPEG format) saved to the SDcard from Miiverse and other sources can be readand then used as reference images for your ownartwork.

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❶ A folder named "100NIN04" is automaticallycreated in the "DCIM" folder of the SD cardinserted into the Wii U console.

❷ Place your JPEG files in folder"\DCIM\100NIN04". Name the file NIN followedby four numbers: "NIN_XXXX.jpg". ("X"=number)

♦ You can view images on other devices such as PCsby following the instructions below.

♦ You will be unable to perform this process on theWii U console itself.

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View artwork recordingsYou can also uploathese recordings tYoutube

♦ For Free Paint and Lessons, data saved on either theSD card or Wii U can be displayed.

❶ Depending on the length of your recording,select from either "Quick", "Short" or "Long".

❷ You are able to adjusthe settings listebelow

♦ You must have a registered Google™ account toupload videos to YouTube.

♦ Touch "Upload" to upload your recording.

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Sort and view the artwork of other artists that hasbeen posted to Miiverse. You can save the piecesthat you like and then use them later as subjectimages.

Currently Selected Tag

Touch an artwork to see a large version of it onyour TV screen. You can also view the name of theartist and any comments they may have added.

Artwork

Artwork will be listed from newest to oldest. Touch to display artwork posted earlier or

later.

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Takes you to the official Art Academy: Ateliercommunity to view the selected artwork.

View Post

View other artists' artwork. There are variousdifferent ways you can interact with other artists,including adding comments or giving their work a

Miiverse Posts Menu

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Manage your data anview all of your completeartwork. You can alspost any images you havsaved

❷ Add text to your artwork.❸ Touch "Send" to post your artwork.

❶ Adjust the settings listed below.

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You can put your favourite artwork in a frame anddisplay it wherever you like. Use to move and to look around the gallery.

❸ Touch or press to display your artwork.

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❶ Select an artwork to display and then aftertouching "Title" and entering a name touch"OK".

❷ Adjust the settinglisted below.

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