My Quick Shape

[jassony]

I think this one has rather a stained glass effect to it.
Judi A

[jassony]

I think this one has rather a stained glass effect to it.
Judi A

[Soquili]

Hi Judi,

Looks a lot like the Tiffany lamps made with stained glass. I just can't decide if I'm looking down upon or up into the lamp [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
Which type of fill did you use the get the colours? Very nice!!

Soquili [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

[This message was edited by Soquili on March 26, 2001 at 06:18 PM.]

[jassony]

Thank you. I used a 4 color fill. It is actually one quick shape and 3 clones. The 2nd one rotated 30 degrees and the 3rd rotated 60 degrees and the 4th reduced in size by 50% the result is a more diverse looking fill.

Judi A

[Ross Macintosh]

It is beautiful Judi! The colours are so vibrant.

Regards, Ross

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[RTK]

It does look like stained glass. I see an old european cathedral window.

Very clever use of fills!

Excellent!, Judi!

Risto

[Ross Macintosh]

Judi- I've looked at your image about twenty times today. What I'm wondering: is there's some similar technique that could be used to draw a sparkling diamond? I'm going to keep thinking about that, perhaps even sleep on it. If anyone else knows how to do it please share. Sharing is good...

Thanks Judi, Ross

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[jassony]

Thank you Risto and Ross.

I don't know about making a diamond with the quick shape, will have to play around with it too.

A few years ago there was a featured artist I think in the Xara Xone, who did diamonds that looked like the real thing. I forget his name, but maybe it's still in the archives. I don't think he used the quick shape, just many blends and transparencies. Maybe if Gary reads this he will remember who he is.

Judi A