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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    Hi Larry—

    Sorry for my vagueness.

    FX->File->Deformation filters->Even Waves.

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    Amazing as always, Gare.

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    You are too kind, gray!


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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    I can't really claim credit for this design. It's several hundred years old, and a low res version printed in a book at 2 bits per pixel. So I guess I restored it.

    It's from a series called the Busha, a kind of happy mix between Lombardic and Art Nouveau.

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    S0o why not share it?

    It's attached in Xara format, and the letter inside can and should be deleted so you can put your own fancy initial there. That's what the "plates" are designed for. I've got about 20 to do yet, should I care to reproduce them.

    Enjoy!

    Gary

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    That initial will do just fine. Xara's good for converting old low res work into a more printable format now. I just completed a similar low res to hi res work a short time ago.

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    I had to do this by hand, auto-tracing would have yielding nothing, as it was quite small in the book, and only one bit per pixel. I often could tell whether an area was originally a curve or the image was just dithered down unprofessionally!

    Coming up very soon: a digital download of my 6th album of Christmas song arrangements.

    I'll be posting the link in a few days so you can enjoy the music before the Holidays, or have plenty of time to delete the files and try to forget them.

    I'm more or less kidding above!

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    Default From chick to rooster

    I think this took 92 bevels—the soft-side type—to complete a reproduction of some art we lost in a flooded basement.

    It seems seasonal, no?

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    Only 19 days to go, eh?

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    My Best,

    Gary

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    Hi Larry—

    Sorry for my vagueness.

    FX->File->Deformation filters->Even Waves.

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    Sorry Gare, I should have been more specific, I was wondering about the faceted bird not the reflection.
    Larry a.k.a wizard509

    Never give up. You will never fail, but you may find a lot of ways that don't work.

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    Default Re: Low-poly chick

    Clever, Gare. Well done! ...and thanks for the wake up brew...ymmmm.
    ~Fred

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    Default Happy Birthday to ______ !

    You're most welcome, Fred! Good to have two people on tg. Here's to making it three. :)

    This is a piece I did in Xara, and then used Nik's Filter Suite to smear darker tones and add a little grain.

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    —gary

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