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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:127263} 12/14/2006
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Thanks a lot Michael! My resolution is 1024 x 768. Waiting for the perticle motion images impatiently!
Nick
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 12/13/2006
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Nick
Let me know your screen rez and I can drop you a copy. I'm also posting more images with some tweaks to the particle movement.
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Arrey Mbongaya Ivo
{K:308} 12/13/2006
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you have created new worlds with colours and probablyly may have explained the euphoria that bubbles in the mind of an inspired artist or even the positive chaos in the soul of the abstract maker. The colours cloud the senses like dropping rainbows in a sea of elusive paints.The design is wonderful but too intangible. I need to catch it to make your abstract ideas more concrete.
By Arrey Mbongaya Ivo
http://www.africancentreforcommunity.com
oldboyarret@yahoo.com
Cameroon
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:127263} 12/13/2006
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The overall geometry reminds me of some wallpapers of Mac OS X, and so I just have to like it ;-)
But the finest filaments, that have some abstract similarity to the texture of feathers in a rich variety of colors, just magnetize my eyes! And it is remarkable that they are very well visible despite the fact that the whole image looks rather soft and without very hard contours!
May I use that as a wallpaper for my Mac, Michael?
Best wishes,
Nick
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Melissa Thorburn
{K:633} 12/9/2006
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Wow, this is awesome and not requiring any critique! I love the feathery effect. It leave swirls in my mind! Mel.
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 12/8/2006
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OK, let me know if you want to full scale image.
=)
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narabia
{K:9563} 12/8/2006
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or this one
yes... perfect for my apartment :)
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narabia
{K:9563} 12/8/2006
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What a crazy colors ! :)
I wouldn't buy a picture like that but am sure some of my friends would like it.
I hope you don't mind my colors version :)
I actually like the composition. it would look great as a huge printout.
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 12/6/2006
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Doyle:
1. You can control the colors - the way I have it set up is to read in a digital image file as the underlying starting point. for this image I used a color field - attached. You can use a photograph as well. Anything will do.
2. Once this thing starts it is beyond your control. For these larger images, I can't even see the image as it grows, I have to save it off in stages to see how it is developing. There is a random component to how this works and there is a sense of discovery as it progresses. Like watching a negative develop in a tray when you have no idea of the chemistry.
3. I'll send you an e-mail describing some of the detail.
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Doyle D. Chastain
{K:101119} 12/6/2006
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AWESOME Michael!! I have been involved with art for more years than I care to mention but I should tell you this is a really pleasant image and one that certainly MUST have an audience waiting for it (IMO). I would dearly love to know how you did this and learn how to do this myself . . . (You can send me details to the e-mail address in my profile if you care to)!
You get an impression of thin fabric flowing in colors and intermingling in ways cloth could not. Can you select colors? I am under the impression that the image is something that cannot be directed or controlled once creation begins . . . but follows to its own logical conclusion.
Lovely image . . . certainly art . . . gotta wonder how you stumbled across this process . . . but who cares? It's a very interesting presentation!
Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~
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Kostas Tzanetos
{K:22012} 12/6/2006
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thank you very much Michael :))
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 12/6/2006
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Here is the full pano for you non-donors...
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 12/6/2006
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Kostas:
Let me know if you want the full version with all the detail. You can actually create these images - I can step you through the package and give you the source code. You will need a high end computer to get an image at this scale.
Thanks for the note, it really means a lot. I can also post the image again so non-donors can expand the pano to the full screen.
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Kostas Tzanetos
{K:22012} 12/6/2006
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i think i won't read the technical explanation twice, mr.Kanemoto, but i assure you that i'm going to stare at your image much longer...in my eyes it is wonderful in every respect - photographic and artistic - and i give it the highest rating :)
kostas
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