Wool caterpillar brush

[ivan louette]

Woolly with a kind of central seam. Interesting also for background textures. Surprizing effects may be obtained in superposing copies with some kind of transparencies!
The mossy aspect is obtained with a superposition of a quadrangle filled with a bicolored fractal plasma and hue transparency.

Regards,

ivan

[This message was edited by ivan louette on June 03, 2001 at 16:32.]

Find it here

[This message was edited by ivan louette on June 03, 2001 at 16:43.]

[ivan louette]

Woolly with a kind of central seam. Interesting also for background textures. Surprizing effects may be obtained in superposing copies with some kind of transparencies!
The mossy aspect is obtained with a superposition of a quadrangle filled with a bicolored fractal plasma and hue transparency.

Regards,

ivan

[This message was edited by ivan louette on June 03, 2001 at 16:32.]

Find it here

[This message was edited by ivan louette on June 03, 2001 at 16:43.]

[gwpriester]

I don't know Ivan, it looks kind of like lint (the stuff that gets trapped in the clothes dryer)

In fact, it would be fun to use this brush on a photo of a woman wearing a black sweater.

Sorry, I'm being facetious. It is a very nice brush.

Gary

Gary Priester

Moderator Person

Be It Early So Humble...

[ivan louette]

Thanks, Gary for your help in vocabulary!

I like very much brushes which have an identity a little bit ambigüous: vegetal or animal or what one can imagine (Wow! One nice little black dress and some romantic adventures in a mossy little wood!)

Kind regards,

ivan