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01/01/2010 06:37:44 PM · #51 |
For those who were wondering, I will link to the original image later. I can't do it right now as the original is one of my challenge images and is still in voting.
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01/01/2010 08:07:56 PM · #52 |
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01/01/2010 08:56:11 PM · #53 |
Three more from today :-)
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01/01/2010 09:06:37 PM · #54 |
while I can find practically no images of their work on the web, many of these images remind me of expert handweavings. two of the best, Mary Black (of Nova Scotia) and Mary Meigs Atwater researched, wove and published many patterns in books, quite a few from Appalachia, that resemble some of our posted ones.
I wish I could show them to you, but book pages don't translate well to threads.
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01/01/2010 09:34:54 PM · #55 |
Originally posted by sfalice:
I wish I could show them to you, but book pages don't translate well to threads. |
Indeed not... apparently, however, the original "threads" translated well to book pages!
ETA: I can see how many of these could resemble weaving patterns. I'm actually thinking of printing a few of my best at the end of the month, and hanging them as a grouping.
Message edited by author 2010-01-01 21:36:25. |
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01/01/2010 09:38:49 PM · #56 |
| Count me in. These are awesome! |
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01/01/2010 09:50:30 PM · #57 |
I can see that as the day has gone on these are getting better and better. I thought I'd try for something soft so I started with these t tulips:
and got this:
So then I first ran the crystallize filter on the tulips and got this after adding an extra 45 degree layer:
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01/01/2010 09:52:02 PM · #58 |
Hah! I just made an interesting discovery... if you upsample your original before running the Flip & Blend on it, the detail rendered is *incredible*. For instance, I upsampled an image from 3072x2048 to 6000x4000. The difference in detail rendered was astounding.
ETA:
Here's the one done with upsampling first... you can examine the full-resolution image on this one, but be careful if you are on a slow connection, it's 9MB!
Message edited by author 2010-01-01 22:10:29. |
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01/01/2010 10:06:43 PM · #59 |
Here's the tulip image in a 3 x 3 tiling.
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01/01/2010 11:07:18 PM · #60 |
This looks like fun... some incredible images you are coming up with, so I tried some myself - mind if I join in?
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01/01/2010 11:10:20 PM · #61 |
One last one for today:
I ran a quick pass, loved what I saw, but wanted the full pattern, so I took the original and duplicated the top & bottom strips, inverted them and pasted them back to expand the canvas & make it square. I then upsampled to 6000px and ran my Flip & Blend action. |
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01/01/2010 11:12:25 PM · #62 |
Originally posted by jeger:
Count me in. These are awesome! |
Jump right in. |
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01/01/2010 11:17:58 PM · #63 |
Okay, one more from me today, too.
Cropped to square, rotated vertical, horizontal, 45°
Added 20% Fractalius.
That pelican never knew what hit him!
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01/01/2010 11:42:24 PM · #64 |
Oh! I want to play too!
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01/01/2010 11:47:09 PM · #65 |
Upsized at kirbic's suggestion before the flip and blend. Full size (1.3mb) file available for viewing.
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01/02/2010 12:07:12 AM · #66 |
Oy, this one blows me away... An ordinary gull-from-beneath against a blue sky, details in comments area.
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01/02/2010 12:14:44 AM · #67 |
I can see this one as a jigsaw puzzle.
And something unexpected (not that I can visualize any of these from the originals):
   
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01/02/2010 12:23:18 AM · #68 |
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
I can see this one as a jigsaw puzzle. |
One would have to be demented to tackle that puzzle :-) Reminds me of a puzzle I got from MoMA once, maybe 30 years ago. It was a 16x30 or so puzzle of a Jackson Pollock work, I think maybe this one:
Took me like 6 months to do that puzzle :-)
R.
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01/02/2010 04:25:32 AM · #69 |
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01/02/2010 05:12:46 AM · #70 |
| I can see printing some of these on fabric to use as scarves - really beautiful work! |
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01/02/2010 06:34:43 AM · #71 |
  
Message edited by author 2010-01-02 06:58:09.
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01/02/2010 07:00:05 AM · #72 |
Number 2
Created from a very ordinary photo of a lemon seedling.
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01/02/2010 07:32:43 AM · #73 |
Schoolgirls and pigeons
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01/02/2010 08:10:25 AM · #74 |
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01/02/2010 08:24:53 AM · #75 |
This is really fun. I can't stop playing with this technique.
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Message edited by author 2010-01-02 08:28:57. |
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