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Looks like I'm first off the mark :)
cloned flipped and a little opacity mask trick :)
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That was quick Frances. Very nice one too.
That has to be one of the coolest scribbles I have seen, Frances. =D>
Thanks guys! who's next?
Hello Larry,
Nice scribble...
When I looked at it, at first I thought of making a fork out of it, but then it looked like it would make a nice contour for a vase.
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James
Nice Scribble, Frances!
Re: "Thanks guys! who's next?"
[To Alex Trebek] What are things you never want to hear your wife, girl friend, or daughter say? ;)
James
Beautiful vases James. I'll take a pair of those to hold my paint brushes.
I'm pregnet!? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ODdOnLifeItself
Read again, Larry - it's just above the text you quoted ...
Thanks, Larry
I appreciate it.
Two vases are 78€, but just for you, you can pay in virtual bucks. ;)
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James
I read it several times. I was just making sort of a humorous answer to that quote.Quote:
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Are you refering to" Re: "Thanks guys! who's next?""
Lovely vases James! It's always interesting to see the different things that different people see in each scribble. :) Sometimes you can see different things each time you look at them. Yesterday I saw an intricate design today I saw this...
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A little the worse for ware but I this should pass ok.
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Neet seascape Frances.
Hello Frances,
Re: "Lovely vases James!"
Thanks! They were fun to make!
I like your watery image. When I had looked at the Scribble originally, I saw the contour of a girl laying on her side on the beach. Interesting to see the large body of water and see that that girl actually became the mountains in the background. Good job!
I agree with you...it is very interesting to see what various people come up with... Art is infinite!
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James
That's a right perfect check there, Larry.
I'm not used to seeing a check with my name in the beneficiary!
(Not because I don't make money, but because I live in Germany where NO ONE pays with checks...it's all direct bank transfers, cash, or a credit card.)
I'm going to apply your 78€ in virtual dollars towards a well-needed virtual vacation. ;)
I've heard virtual Hawaii is quite nice, but since it's the virtual world, I think I'd like a nice trip inside the Great Pyramid at Giza.
Keep up the Scribbles, Larry...they are great open-ended fun!
James
Enjoy your virtual vacation James, whether it be in virtual Hawaii, or the virtual Great Pyramid, or whatever other virtual place you choose.
Just the Scribble given a Decay line profile, then converted to shapes.
The rest being just fractal fills and transparencies.
All I added was a tongue, eyes and nostrils, plus a duplicate line for decorative purposes.
Bob.
Here's another animated one...
It's quite large (7+ MB)... ie. be patient. ;)
http://www.jamesalexander.de/SepScribAnim.html
Enjoy!
James
Wonderful, James. It will take me years to get to that Blender-level
Thanks, Larry, a very nice organic line! Done with 24 'scribbles' and 2 lines........
Penny
Very clever, Penny. It has that sketchiness often seen in fashion designs.
Bob.
Hello Guy,
Thank you very much!
Before about a year ago, I hadn't heard of Blender. There are lots of people with much better abilities in Blender.
Good art seems to need some measure of imagination and talent. Imagination, I feel I have plenty of... talent, considerably less.
Re: "It will take me years to get to that Blender-level"
This really wasn't that hard. It was going in a different direction, with more of those "objects" (based from Larry's scribble)...then I got the idea to make them spin together. The modeling came together pretty quick...
In any case, thanks! :)
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James
Hello Penny,
She looks kind of smug to me...
I like it. :)
James
I liked those James. Especially the animated one one. =D>Quote:
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Awsome Penny. I like it.Quote:
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Very cool Bob, I like it. Looks like something "Lumpy" would see in that line.Quote:
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Some very fun and interesting scribbles here. James, that annimation is very nice. Penny, I like the sketchy look.
Thank you very much, Frances
Re: Animation
If you look on the left or right, you see the dark outline dance up and down on the object as it spins. If you look then to the center, you see where, though mathematically perfect (ie. the reflections mimicing the real world), you see real chaos. ;)
Glad you liked it!
James
Thanks, Larry
Glad that you liked it.
All inspired by your original Scribble.
Here's another one. Would you believe it's a venting fan on top of some "technical" building?
http://www.jamesalexander.de/VentingFan.swf
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James
I'll try -one way it a XXX (I ain't giving it away) & the other way is YYYYY - Tom (no artist, but will try)
Can I get Vases for 'Virtually' Nothing Down?
"Here's another one. Would you believe it's a venting fan on top of some "technical" building?" Very cool James. Sorry I couldn't view it or reply before but I reformatted my hard drive cause my machine was getting very sluggish. I'm back now though and I hope what my son and I did helps. If not I guess I'll be looking for a new computer.
Probably Tom, and virtually no monthly payments.Quote:
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Something from the depths (500-7,500m!) :)
Looks good Jonopen