Sharing Noise

And after Paint.net.

Will be posting stuff myself once I'm done with this insane load of work.

Oh boy....

I worked with so many noise patterns in the job I got so far. I really think its nice posting some. Love seeing your work. They're crazy. You should try mapping it over 3D objects with displacements for even more abstract insanity.

I think I'll grab something from you just to like give you some example of what can happen. It's pretty crazy enough that I think it'll give you more ideas of what you can really do.

Here's the source file. for #23.

Perlin,Stones,High Pass,Sharpen+Color.ffxml

lol see I'm one of those people that keep pushing stuff... sorry if I'm a bit pushy. Forgive me, it's just me. I wanna say stuff. haha

So basically here's a question: what's the noise about? What exactly is it? What isn't it?

When I was studying art, one of my teachers specifically said: the work should explain itself. It should answer questions and leave you to figure out more on your own.

So if I were an environment artist, I'd ask the reason for that texture. Is it alien? Is the fuzzy stuff a special type of moss... or fur on an unusual animal or formations on a alien planet surface. The person who makes the texture is the only person who knows this, hence the texture itself should explain itself. This is why, even if we have alien worlds, us artists try to produce something relatable to our world because it feels real to us. So whether if it has a purpose or not, we have some grounding for why we made it the way it looks, we have our views so what image comes out of any artist, should explain itself.

Simply put: What is it? What's it made of? Where's it from? Is it special or ubiquitous? etc etc...

Once again, forgive me for my kinda fun-breaker thought, I've been dowsed in this art industry for years too long just simply a solid rock sometimes. I basically do textures, lighting, rendering, and technical work for a living... which makes me just have a giant critical eye on even the most smallest of details. But yes, it's stinking 3 am in the morning, I'm still working, and the world goes by me in a breeze.

Love seeing stuff here. I love critiquing work here. I wanna see more and improve more overtime.

lol I ended up staying over night doing work and read what I wrote... my god. My mind flows weird when I got the funny thing happening. It's like a mash of experience and stuff just pouring out. This sort of job gets you in the funny mental areas. You get picked on for basically being off by a pixel or your colors are off a little bit from the other frame. Quite mind blowing. Not that I should apply everything here, but stuff happened anyway. I'm probably just "that super-picky guy" at this point. So my apologies.

Here's the source file.

Perlin,Blocks,Flip,High Pass,Sharpen+Color.ffxml

Here's my Twenty-Fifth texture.

And after Paint.net

Here's the source file.

Profile Gradientx3,Elevation Gradient,Thresholdx2,Minimum,Noise,Cells+Sharpen.ffxml

This is my Twenty-Seventh texture.

And after Paint.net.

Here's the link to a texture I uploaded on May 19th called "Mirror Mirror." http://www.filterforge.com/filters/12145.html

Here's the link to a texture I uploaded on April 28th called "Flowers For Algernon." http://www.filterforge.com/filters/12073.html

Perlin,Stones,High Pass,Sharpen+Color.ffxml is very interesting.
Nice texture.

This is my Twenty-Eighth texture.

Hey skybase. Sorry for going off topic with the Paint.net stuff. DON'T KILL ME!

No prob-lem-O Ramlyn.

This is the source for #29.

Cellsx2+Blend.ffxml

Here's the source file for v2.0

Cellsx2+Blend v2.0.ffxml

And here's the source file for #31

Profile Gradientx2,Elevation Gradientx2,Blocks+Pyramids.ffxml

And here's the source file for #32

Perlin,Stones,Profile Gradient,Elevation Gradient+Multiply.ffxml

This is my Thirty-Third texture.