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jffe Posts: 2869 Filters: 90	Weak name, but hadda call it something for now. It's a bit too much like the tired old posterize effect currently, but it's interesting at the edges I think. Anyone like it, hate it, don't care etc. ? jffe Filter Forger
	Posted: May 27, 2007 9:34 pm	Details E-Mail
StevieJ Designer/Artist Posts: 11264 Filters: 163	Pic #2.....with the squiggly hairs and kinda a ghost glass look.....almost like a jelly fish.....really cool!!! Steve "Buzzards gotta eat...same as worms..." - Clint :)
	Posted: May 27, 2007 9:47 pm	Details E-Mail
jffe Posts: 2869 Filters: 90	I'm still trying to get around the neon-ish part, or at least kind of minimize it and emphasize the edges more. Like I said, so far it's just a weird edged posterize type thing, but seeing what stands out to people, then maybe I can work on that part of it if possible. Thanks fer looking. jffe Filter Forger
	Posted: May 27, 2007 10:13 pm	Details E-Mail
Carl c r v a Posts: 7289 Filters: 82	It's looking interesting it give it a satin look - maybe a hairy satin on the second one [ if there is such a thing LOL ] visit http://www.carlrolfeart.com/
	Posted: May 27, 2007 10:37 pm	Details E-Mail
jffe Posts: 2869 Filters: 90	Kind of was thinking about Stevie and how he uses "depleted" pictures to test the surface filters for dropouts and whatnot earlier. I was already using some "shifting", but I found that some weird blending can create some overexposed looking areas and enhance the shadowed edges a little too. Not that I've really fooled anyone, but this is a simple* filter, not a surface filter. I dunno if it's "better" now, but I've got new examples anyways. jffe Filter Forger
	Posted: May 28, 2007 8:10 pm	Details E-Mail