Chaos Fields

One more for the day, Triangles Again:

A Light. Credits: Photoshop CS6, Fractal Domains, FlareGen by Zolton Erdokovy, Picasso Redux, Surface Texture Engine.

Like your Kiko loves shadow, good artistic composition, good colors and effect.

i do not understand what do you mean with Escher bomber experiment, I mean where is the Escher part? I know who Escher was as it was a very famous artist

Or this:

An abstraction for the day. Credits: Photoshop CS6, Sky and clouds by ThreeDee, unreleased Triangles Again filter.

WOW!! This triangles again filter is very cool and artistic, beautiful, love,y and creative effect, like it much. Well done. Very good idea

A couple of more Triangles Again tests:

One more pre-release test of Triangles Again:

It seems that in this new triangulation filter it depends much the settings you may use and the source image, as the first 2 examples, are good and nice I like them, but the next 3 example are not good, and do not like, but rhen the last 2 examples, are good again. so as it happens with many filters, it will depend much on settings used and source image

breaking news : the ladybug has been triangulated , poor ladybug
The triangulator has been seen around filter forge street where the ladybug has been and then the triangulator has used his filter power to triangulate her.

Yes SpaceRay. I think that many of the good or bad results depend on the original image. There are many factors that may influence the result.

For example, the complexity of the image is very important.
Many filters perfectly working on our lifesaver don't work so well with the tree picture.

Also the color is of huge importance : abstract filters may work well on images with neat color borders and big color differences, but generate confuse results on images with very similar colors variations.

Think a name has been found: Escheresque.

A recent sunset.

More tweaking of Erosion Embossing. This one looks like sand thrown at wet paint.

Some new filters just have to be used Gemscape. Credits: Gem Stone by inujima, Brush Engine Van Gogh, Fractal Domains, Photoshop CS6.

For today, some fun with the Channelizer. First here is the original, followed by 3 different versions.

Changing Channels #2

Some sci-fi for the evening: Too Close. Credits: Solaris by Aurum, Metalizer by Kochubey, Channelizer, Photoshop CS6, Fractal Domains.

I am taking a look at the famous 17 Wallpaper Groups. I plan on slowly getting around to putting out all 17 of these. I have pretty much finished one as a test to see how it would go. Here is a test result from Wallpaper Group 6 p2mm. Here is a link to the 17 Wallpaper Groups.

Nice stuff! Thought they'd best look with geometric shapes more than photographs

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all of the wallpaper groups

Really? Either I've got a mental block, or you're my hero.

A test of tiling with something more geometric, an orbital trap fractal. Credits: Wallpaper Group 9 c2mm, Fractal Domains.

If I understand right you are going to be able to recreate and make one filter or preset for each one of the 17 wall paper groups and I think that this really an awesome idea if you are able to do it with FF

Congratulations for the great idea and for all the work to be done for this, it will be really helpful and useful

Very nice trick, my man! So, setting alpha with the Threshold tool is more efficient. Good to know, I will remember this in the future. Also, nice use of the Checker, I should use it more... The Wallpaper Groups will benefit from your expertise.

Here is proof that the filter is much faster now, an 8192x8192 pixel monster, rendered in less than 15 min on a Mac. Quite fast. 600x600 only takes a couple of seconds.