Illusion Fields

Flat is the easy part, squared gradients, not so much. But thatched? I've got that down to a hit and miss atm.

Another previous random example of this current weave thing. Rounded corners ARE going to take some time to get straight here.

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Liking the knotiness. Good job.

Thank you, thank you

~uberStones + ~Sea Scrolls = Alakazam!

The only good reference I could find that mentions dilation and worley and/or perlin is:

http://advances.realtimerendering.com...20ARTR.pdf

The bleeding edge, and open worlds!

Smooth:

Wow! The caustics with micro filaments and the smooth version give an awesome look, great organic abstract texture, and with the beautiful and smooth grayscale gradients in between, lovely and great. Although to say something negative I would remove the multiplied lines and just leave one clean main line.

Would love to know how is done, before none of the caustics available on the FF library, are as good and beautiful as this one, but I understand well that you want to keep them secret and will not tell it, so I just admire it and give my congratulations for making it so well. Great.

I hope to see the 'save as' command, when editing a filter, default to the current user in the future so as to avoid defamy suits

Planet Parking Lot!

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cooler filters

Phew!

The lady bug says stop and I keep a comin'! Wait a minute, that doesn't sound right.

Now the sweet:

I am kinda biased towards the swirls...
Love the look on the second to last image on the previous post..

Two more from the (Planet) Parking Lot series:

becomes the following, with quasi dilation

7 rectangular and 1 hexagonal, with skewing! Fast Feathering and region view included!
Go man go!

WallpaperGroups.ffxml

To all my Illustrator fams out there, I say, TRACE THIS! Ahahahaha!

The wonder of stairs, as in curve type:

Again with slightly greater blur

Large Gif alert (4 x 1250px frames -> 5 MB)

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