One of those Swirly -TwirlyThings by Macvee

Fractal • Fractal • posted on May 02, 2005

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I know..naff title! All UF except name & frame. Still not sure about this...What I want and was frustratingly unable to achieve was the 'outer beady bits' to stand out as much as the inner orange ones...they look more like they've had a soft lens applied to prevent you from seeing their true age! Would appreciate any help...ANY help!!! Cheers for viewing and commenting on 'Orbicular Specimens'. Happy Rainy Monday! Mac

Comments (7)

fractalinda

7:05AM | Mon, 02 May 2005

Marvelous spiral image; a veritable feast of color and light!

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Jennyfnf

8:27AM | Mon, 02 May 2005

I don't know.I haven't got the profficiency with UF yet. Have you tried shutting down each layer in turn? Or maybe its the gradient wants moving? Whatever, I like it . These swirly twirly thingies that we get caught up in have got a lot to answer for IMHO.

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RNGOERNER

8:49AM | Mon, 02 May 2005

Great spiral, Mac - love the vibrant coloring, definition of render and lightplay. This has a nice sense of depth and sculpting of forms; the globular appendages at the termini of the spiral's radial arms are very creative and evoke a sense of mystery (what's growing in those pods?). EXCELLENCE!!!

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Rykk

10:44PM | Mon, 02 May 2005

Excellent glowing colors and spiral form! I especially like the - as Rik says - "globular appendages". (so glad I so that - I was at a loss for what to call them! lol). Excellent stUFf!

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tresamie

11:15PM | Mon, 02 May 2005

Terrific colors and shapes! Maybe you need to make the mask on the blue/white lines a bit tighter, I think that might let the beady things pop a bit better. :)

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