Jagged
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Magee
Awesome Walks!!! Like books on a shelf, 60’s style!! :-))
TheWalkerTouch replied
This one took me ages Robyn. I had to close the program at every stroke for some reason as it was eating all my memory. I am glad you think it was worth the effort.
artist4peace
baaad azzzzz….........
TheWalkerTouch replied
I am not sure, but should I take that as a compliment?.............lol
Magee
Check out the thumbnail of it Walks. It looks totally different! Amazing!!
TheWalkerTouch replied
Enjoy! I am very pleased you like them! And now I must away to my slumbers as my eyes won’t take the strain of any more black on white tonight!
artist4peace
yes…..= AWESOME, SUPERCALIFAGILISTICXPIALIDOUSIOUS…OR you are flipping me out these are so good and you have kicked it to a new level and OMG it’s soooo good and I am thrilled by it all….. thats what that meant. I hope you take it as a compliment. lol ;)
TheWalkerTouch replied
Glad you straightened me out on that one. I was going to book in with the plastic surgeon in the morning….....................rofl. Off to bed now.
Night night!
Duncan Waldron
Magic. I’d love to rework this as a 3D image. Can you free-view 3D image pairs?
TheWalkerTouch replied
I can often make 3D out of everyday repetitive patterns like blinds or the patterned metal on the inside of lifts, just by changing my focussing. I can’t get a 3D image out of this one; I think the spaces between the lines are too irregular and breaks it up too much. Have a look at some of the others. Both of the ‘Holes’ images give a really nice 3D effect, especially when you rotate them 90 degress, like lots of little plastic counters, falling at different angles. I think Boxing Clever does it best (both vertically and horizontally) with lots of quite distinct layers in there if you get the focussing right and Blue Eyes coming a close second. Thanks for reminding me, Duncan. That took me back a few years to when those stereoscopic images came out and I used to give myself headaches trying to focus my eyes right to get to see the images. Not sure if you meant that or not. Just googled and found some stereo pair images and have just devised a way of doing it without any additional software. I really thin my brain has been hit by a thunderbolt or something over the weekend, as it usually isn’t as HOT as this. Oh Duncan, what have you started? I have converted two images to 3D already including this one, and am just trying it on a photograph to see if it works as well there. Watch this space!
Duncan Waldron
Yep, pairs of images, not the single-image stereograms that have thankfully faded into history. If you don’t mind, I’d like to recreate this one as a 3D pair, just to see what happens then.
TheWalkerTouch replied
I have done a 3D version of this now Duncan. See what you think! I can’t believe it was so easy to convert without any additional software.
All your fault. Please accept my grateful thanks!
Duncan Waldron
Yes, I saw it just after I’d posted that comment. Did you change either of the images to make this? To me, it looks like they are both the same, so no real 3D effect… Hard to tell though, with such a crazy image %-)
TheWalkerTouch replied
The images are slightly different. It took just a minute on my normal image editing software and when you cross your eyes just the right amount it goes into 3d although on this one it is not so apparent as the picture gives a 3d effect just on its own. Try the Cherry Blossom when it has finished loading. That really shows the effect well.
parmi
TheWalkerTouch replied
Thank you so much. Double surprise!