A gentle Challenge.
Can you replicate this:
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The inner circle starts at 1cm and each successive radius is 1cm larger.
Choose your own colours.
I would prefer to also here how you constructed your design.
Acorn
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A gentle Challenge.
Can you replicate this:
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The inner circle starts at 1cm and each successive radius is 1cm larger.
Choose your own colours.
I would prefer to also here how you constructed your design.
Acorn
This work
or
Or as a stereogram
Create 7cm circle, color it.
Clone, change to 6cm, color it.
Clone, change to 5cm, color it.
Clone, change to 4cm, color it.
Clone, change to 3cm, color it.
Clone, change to 2cm, color it.
Clone, change to 1cm, color it.
Group all.
Clone.
Move down 4cm.
Color rings in revers order except for the center.
Select upper ring group and clone.
Create 7cm square and align with latest clone, color it black.
Create 3.5cm square and align to bottom right of bigger square, color it white.
Group squares.
Select square group and latest ring group and apply opacity mask.
siran, 100%. I never even thought of the opacity mask.
I just used a semi-circle as a cutter to get the same as your overlay approach.
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If you repeat for the other grouped circles, you can extend the shapes as a frieze or pattern.
I am not sure if the same method could achieve Gary's four-leafed clover.
Acorn
Late again, sorry.
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Marco.
Here it is an extra one, with a twist... ;)
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Marco.
You don't make this easy.
To me, everything is a stereogram. :)
The all-seeing monocular eye that sees in 3D. This stereogram works better.
Not really in the spirit of the challenge, more a variation of a theme ...
Yes George, thanks. Enjoying your Challenge threads.
Variations on a loop. I made an image using Conical fills then created images processed in Waterlogue and Prisma.