blackpenny
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Thanks dug.
The only 'cure' for clipwarp would be a new, equally cool plugin, and even then I'd add it to the list of my other addictions.
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@Daniels - thank you. How many layers? It depends what I start with. If it's a simple image I'll follow Red ochre's instructions in the plugin thread. I start with a background image, duplicate it and blur it or something. Then add a layer with text or a shape and run Object Edge, and run clipwarp with the blurred image on the clipboard. So 3 or 4 layers, because I will duplicate things and experiment.
For the B&W ones, I started with a hex grid and a checkerboard, ran Shaped Gradient on each, then used clipwarp in different combinations, so I ended up with about 10 layers and got 4 images out of it. A lot of layers are trying different things and I keep them all for further messing around. Any more than that and I get confused, even when I name the layers.
@Helen - thank you. Yeah, shiny things - I'm so easily distracted. Forget ADD, this is serious ADOS - Attention Deficit ... Oooh, Shiny!
@Sasha - thank you. I just love playing with clipwarp and seeing what happens. And then combining it with some of my other fave plugins.
@Red ochre - thank you. I couldn't do it without you and your plugins.
Imgur gave them the titles. My name for that one is clipwarp_rays - still not catchy, but it tells it like it is. Light rays for the object, and for the background along with Shaped Gradient. I've played with that one a lot too. -
Yeah, I got mine working, and if I can do it anyone can.
There's an icon at the top of the reply window between eraser and font, if you click it you get special BBcodes and thumbnail is one of them. I like that because I don't have to worry about spelling.
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Industrial Strength looks good, very - um - industrial. I like the B&W puzzle too, and the stone text.
This is a great place for learning, from tutorials and from each other.
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I got stuck to my computer chair.
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Congratulations Yellowman, Pixey and dug!
Thank you nitenurse!
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Nice work on Heavens Open and the new sig.
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Very nice! I like those colours.
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Thanks Helen! It's a result of playing with Equations and Shaped gradient.
I'm trying out imgur for image hosting. Not sure if I like it or not.
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Love the photo manip - too funny!
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I'm trying to be patient with PB, Pixey, but it isn't easy. I contacted them again and hopefully a real person will get back to me.
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Very cool collection of canes!
Can I order the one with the skull? I'd be the coolest old lady in the home.
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Looks really neat. It's almost an optical illusion.
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Thank you, Daniels and ccr41981!
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Nice work - welcome to the forum!
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Nice work on the star.
Be careful though - clipwarp can be highly addictive.
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Great new pieces! I love the banner. And Way Out is cool with the colour over black and white.
We definitely need a support group for clipwarp addicts. Although I'm not sure I want to be 'cured'...
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Very pretty! The corner designs are neat.
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Great Valentine! And congratulations on your upcoming wedding.
The PSA is a neat blend of the two images.
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Thanks dug!
I figured it was about time I started a gallery here since I've been a member for three years or so.
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Congratulations!
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Thanks barbieq!
The class was great, and I just want to keep on with what we were doing. A few of us are getting together tonight to do some more.
Here is an example. Not one of my favourite pieces, I wish I hadn't wet it, but it gives you an idea. It was about Sacred Geometry. We were drawing circles and joining certain points, and coming up with some really neat patterns. This one had a sort of kitty-cat face, but it got lost when we tore the pages to manuscript size. There's still part of it at the bottom.
Imgur gave them the titles. My name for that one is clipwarp_rays - still not catchy, but it tells it like it is. Light rays for the object, and for the background along with Shaped Gradient. I've played with that one a lot too.
DrewDale's Images - Updated Dec 26. 2014
in The Pictorium
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I like both versions. The sepia frame gives it a nice contrast, and the first one looks neat with the frame as part of the image.