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Extruding A Quilt ~ for durleybeachbum

Photography Collage posted on Dec 17, 2009
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Got looking at a PS filter this morning simply called "Extrude". Andrea (durleybeachbum) had used it a day or two ago. Took the most colorful thing in my house and this was the result. All kinds of other possibilities. If you have a large monitor screen...please zoom. Bill:) "Model-T x 3" thumb_1990938.jpg

Comments (30)


frankie96

11:26AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

It does create a colorful visual impact...and that looks like a homemade quilt..

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flavia49

11:32AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

wonderful work!!

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flora-crassella

11:34AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

wonderful work and collage!!!!

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cfulton

11:34AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Interesting, I must give it a try... Cheers, Clive

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durleybeachbum

11:47AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

I love the quilt, something I haven't the patience to do! I should hate to fall into the bottom one! An exciting progression.

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JaneEden

11:49AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Oh Bill this is amazing and the eyes make all sorts of differences in it. Sometimes some squares stand out and then they seem to sink back into the artwork, really fabulous how many different filters there are and how interesting it all is. hugs Jane xx

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moochagoo

11:55AM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Quite amazing work !

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tennesseecowgirl

12:14PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

What an awesome quilt looks like one I did a fews back with old fabric from projects I had made. awesome work..

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Rainastorm

12:15PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

To cool...wow. What a neat one Bill!! My mom brought down a quilt she found in her closet the other day...I had made it back in 1982, just after I had got the old singer sewing machine from my grandmother. Was cool to see its still in tact, but FAR from as beautifully done as this one. In either image here even. :-)

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kansas

12:41PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Neat results!

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mermaid

1:04PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

amazing Bill, the quilt is a masterpiece of it own, and your metamorphosis is special too

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Meisiekind

1:44PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

This is an amazing quilt Bill and the postwork very interesting! I love the middle result! Well done! :)

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jendellas

1:55PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Love the quilt, you are all getting toooooooo clever for me!!!!!

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helanker

2:02PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

WOW ! WHat a fantastic Quilt. It is very beautiful and the result of the filter is amazing. You did a great job here :-D

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virginiese

2:22PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

very intereseting process ! very nice collage !

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wjames

3:13PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

A beautiful collage, my wife taught patchwork and quilting before retiring, we have a housefull of quilts etc but none quite like the bottom two!!!!!!!

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sandra46

4:10PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

spectacular composition! splendid postwork and collage! and great idea!

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jocko500

4:27PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

wow this is wonderful to look at and the way you plaied with it. cool

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kenmo

4:40PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Nice results from this filer....

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npauling

6:51PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

I love the effect in the second pic. It makes a great abstract. Isn't it fun to press those buttons.

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goodoleboy

6:53PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

Great graduated collage, Bill! I zoomed in with my 24" monitor and got a full taste of the vast myriad of patterns, including the spider webs and flags. I see you digifiddled the patterns out of it in the bottom concept. Now that extrusion is the latest fad, I'm going to start using that filter again, that is, if I can find a proper photo to do it on. It seems Andrea starts all kinds of fads, e.g., Serendipity and taillights.

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psyoshida

8:21PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

I can't stop looking at that quilt. :) That is a fun filter. I could see where that could give endless hours of playing. I'll have to try it. Thanks.

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kbrog

9:46PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

I like that quilt! :) Cool filter.

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Richardphotos

10:08PM | Thu, 17 December 2009

beautiful quilt and post work. my sister bought a very expensive machine especially for quilts(according to my brother-in-law). even with it I can appreciate the time needed to sew after doing all the cutting

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bazza

4:34AM | Fri, 18 December 2009

This is different and very colourful Bill, excellent work on this, well done!

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tofi

4:40PM | Fri, 18 December 2009

What a wonderful concept!! It's most cool when you scroll down super fast, this is a wonderful quilt, fantastic patterns, designs and mini scenes within a larger, and most lovely one! Great colours and creativity!

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elfin14doaks

6:35PM | Fri, 18 December 2009

Very interesting postwork. I like the quilt. It reminds me of the ones my grandmother and I used to sew. Wow I haven't done that for over 30 years. I should pull out the machine. I have the squares........ Ok maybe after Christmas and things settle down.

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orig_buggy

6:44PM | Fri, 18 December 2009

I love your work here...the second is my fav!

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auntietk

2:17AM | Sat, 19 December 2009

Gosh ... just now getting around to commenting on this! You know how long I stared at this and how much I enjoyed it! This is just a formality. :D

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debbielove

7:35AM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Hey man!.....Like ...Whoa! Trippy Bill.... lol You could sell this picture in 'Head Shops' (look it up on the Internet..lol) Lovely quilt, beautiful... Not tooo sure about the last version though.. But you know me. lol Well done Bill.... ]Rob


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