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I've been wondering the same thing FG. I miss participating. I stopped for a while because of computer issues but am up and running again and really wnat to do some more fun stuff with photoshop.
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I like the first one very much. It's soothing while still being visually interesting at the same time. My mind doesn't know what to make of the second one, so I see it as more abstract.
The first one would be very cool if you could slightly animate it, like a crystal ringing from a small vibration.
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I just meant, if you expand on Tel's idea that it's crystalline, imagine how it would look if it was struck lightly with a hammer, so it rung and vibrated like a tuning fork.
I have no idea how one would do this, but it would look cool.
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they're both extremely nice. the symmetries are excellent and i like the evocative metropolitan shattered-glass action-flick look of the second one. have you tried to do anything organic-looking?
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I believe what happened to the Photoshop Fridays is that Annie got one of those "life" things and was unable to commit her time any longer.
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I'm wondering if you can pull the top bit foreward, and emphasize the hint of a bowl/funnel shape at the bottom? make the curvature of the lines draw the eyes along the surface? 3D
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I could reinstate photoshop phriday if I get some promised participation... those last couple went entry-less.
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