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Averaged Julia
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Uploaded: 02/10/07 6:05 AM GMT
Averaged Julia
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Abstract->Fractal
UF4. ****Please Full View**** Another image using the averaging technique. This technique is great for turning a busy, harsh all-over texture in a soft, almost watercoler like effect. Again, I added an orbit traps layer to accentuate the julia and to add a little bit more color. 13 total layers.
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::farmgirl_pml
02/10/07 6:24 AM GMT
This is beautiful Kim ... I love the different spirals & the detail is magnificent. Very nicely done.
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Save the Polar Bears
Beautiful render. It almost seems like it is about to blow apart at the seams. Most excellent. :o)
*bow*
*bow*
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I always try to balance the light with the heavy - a few tears of human spirit in with the sequins and the fringes ~
Bette Midler
~ ~ (My GALLERY, such as it is.) ~ :o)
Wow! This is really unique. I wish I knew how to do this but I think I'll leave it to the professionals like you, lol.
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I really like the way you use the "golden" colors. This is really good Kim. Thanks. ;-)
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thanks to all of you for visiting my photos. I appreciate it.
Steve
Not hardly Kim, this is grand my dear. Wonderful design and fantastic golds you got in there. Very nice.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there ............The Lion...................... MY GALLERY - The Magical Mystery Tour
Very nice work. I wish I had even some idea how you did this, but your explanations leave me even more confused than before! I think I missed the explanation of "averaging". Have you considered writing a tutorial covering some of the techniques you describe. You're one of the few people to really try to explain the strategies you use and I think it would be really interesting to see that. I'm guessing that at least some of the techniques are applicable in multiple programmes and, if so, those might be especially interesting since I doubt you could cover everything. I don't think I have the skills to apply such knowledge, but I'd still be more than curious to know even a little about how you do what you do.
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I have to agree here. I'd love to see some tutorials from you. In fact wouldn't it be fun to have a tutorial contest..lol...*dodges rotten fruit thrown*..
:)PJ
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