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Art Brushes are giving me some opportunities to experiment with different brushes to create depth images.
In this case one gradient from white to black, then two overlays: one for roundness, and one for lack of a more scientific description for wobble.
From the three shapes I create a bitmap and use the bitmap to make the brush.
I don't quite understand your explanations but the depth of this one is amazing!
Gary, I had a tie like this once.
Just to confirm, should I be seeing it going away the tighter the spiral?
Acorn
Gary, I see a spiral that doesn't shrink into the depth as a normal spiral, but one that has additional high and lows as it spirals away.
Very impressive. :salute:
Acorn - The spiral should be coming forward. If the tip is going farthest away then you are viewing cross eyes. With this image it works either way.
Boy - I created the bitmap then applied the bitmap as an art brush to a spiral. The image is stretched out slowly for the entire length of the spiral.
Normally the spiral would go upwards or downward in an even progression. This brush makes it go up and down as it goes from background to foreground.
I guess I would have to try something like that myself to actually understand how it works.....Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
like it gary and easy to see for me
I could actually see something for a split second good news, huh?
What I briefly saw was a spiral laying on its side.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
There may be hope for you still Larry.Quote:
What I briefly saw was a spiral laying on its side.
The method behind my brush is that art brushes can only handle very basic transparency. But a bitmap can be anything. So I create a bitmap at 600dpi (although I have no idea if this extra resolution makes any difference, and then create the brush from the bitmap.
I cannot see many but I briefly saw this one.
What if you print one out and look at it? Many people who can see stereograms cannot see them on a screen but they can see the images in printed form.
You have my permission to print out any of the images for your personal use.
Gary, we love you here but it's time to put the Stereogram program down and back away slowly. :)
Stereograms and the odd book are all I do anymore Dan. When I stop doing these it will all be over.
Shadowman, the last chapter ;))
Thank's GP Tope hope so.