More experimentation with flipped disc. Careful you don't get lost!
Saturday, 28 June 2008
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The name of the blog was derived from Dislexicon, by feeding in the seed "fractal" - it means "creating many fractals" and jibes rather well with the artist's aim!
The name of the blog was derived from Dislexicon, by feeding in the seed "fractal" - it means "creating many fractals" and jibes rather well with the artist's aim!
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5 comments:
I love it! Wish I could get that flipped disc thingy to work for me. Powerful colors and form.
Thank you indeed! For this, I made both disc triangles isosceles, moved one up a little and applied a polar FX :D Then found a decent forest picture and created a gradient from it.
Thanks for the hint. I've added the isosceles triangle tip to my list of things to try.
I writhe. This is such an evocative piece, the gradient is magical the way it works. Inspired me again!
Worth the effort of a custom gradient, then! I browsed loads of forest pics with PicLens, downloaded a bunch and sampled them, but it was the light on this one that's come through.
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