LAB#3015 Skybase

WOW!! Great and amazing work! is really surprising that this has been done in FF!! Rich fractal texturing and lots of colors and fractal shapes.

Hello! Thanks for all the commentary. Generally these filters I make are REALLY simple filters, I take more time generating a look and feel for each of these experiments.

Here's yet another exploration in color. This one's totally unreleased.

I couldn't resist, I uploaded the whole thing on behance.

http://www.behance.net/gallery/Mr-Rec...or/5009311

I like them, some look like very abstract cityscapes or rooms.

The quadrilogy of great works in date making order with FF

Here I just put ONLY one of the many beautiful examples and beautiful works you have done.

And then the Triangles Arrived



A Dream About Circles



At the Edge of All Colors



Mr. Rectangle Meets Color



Find all the others great artworks here

http://www.behance.net/skybase

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Morgantao Still my favorite series

YES !!!! For me too, this is the best series and most awesome one that is incredibly beautiful and has lots of detail and I love much these ones.

Ultra simple experiments.

Probably will be uploaded soon.

It's such a personal endeavor. The filter's in the library.

In some sense the filter's just got too much personality. I used a square as my source because a square is the most uniform shape available, and by cascading it you get more squares or rectangles. It's harder to do this with a triangle, it looks visually messy and ugly. It doesn't work with any other shape. And through probably 50 or so iterations I figured squares do the best here.

And what I mean by "personal" is an issue I have with things in the world. No matter what you do, you can't remember everything you want to. Everything becomes "chunks" or "fragments" of color and tiny pieces of detail. You result in this sort of abstraction, just a huge goop of deformed masses of detail, which you can only see deeper into by the act of recalling. Everything you do is a memory and even if science says you're capable of seeing into the future, what you do is already in the past.

Not that everybody will understand any of that, I don't care if you do or not. I'm just saying I was thinking about that sort of thing when I was making the filter.

In the end people are going to just take this filter and just use it as is. Nobody knows what basically went on as I made it, I don't think anybody's concerned with stuff like that. It's really just a filter and nothing more.

It may not be an instant HU, but my guess is it's gonna be used quite a bit

I modified a couple generators for nicer looking Pixel-art style textures. These use FF version 4.

Tech-Wall filter with Pixel Shader. The grouped component is capable of producing pixely results with shading

Colors.

Plan = take these designs and transfer them on wooden cubes so they become little dice. For a prototype I'll be first finding a method to transfer print material on wood manually. Probably using Mod Podge which I need to find equivalents of in Japan.

Now THAT'S true crafting I think I have SOMETHING CLOSE to what you're talking about. Should be ok. I just need some wood test a couple methods on.

In the mean time, I tried something completely different and printed the designs onto tracing paper. Typically it smudges but after a couple setups I got some neat results. I cropped them so they can be used as ... I donno... something. I was thinking of lamp hoods and stuff. Would be nice. Fortunately... a bunch of LED stuff here. Could make a nice rig.

Oooh! That´s gonna be some very lovely lamps!

Lol stay in touch with your feminine side!

So I ended up obsessing over it and made a good load of this stuff. It's really fine paper, and the print quality is just gorgeous. There are hints of imperfection when printing on surfaces like this. The ink doesn't immediately seep in, so it causes diffusion patterns in some parts, especially where two inks mix.

Yay! Happy crafting!

I would go to a nice printing place, but I'd rather use my ridiculous load of art resources first.

I made a simple filter that processes the image to CMY (no K) then printed each color onto separate tracing papers. Not that I wanted a clear effect, I just wanted something fuzzy and paper-like.

Images were combined by layering them on top of each other and light was passed through. Very simple experiment, but I just wanted to see it happen. Result = cat.

Harris shutter that takes CMY (no K) process into account. Unlike analog print methods, with digital technology we can colorize each channel anyway we want.

Cool, that reminds me a bit of old book prints.

Rolly Rolly Color Stamp was upgraded.