16 Frames by KITCHAOS
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Apo2.02I>PSP, construction, text and opt.
Thank you for the feedback yesterday!
This is 16 frames of 128 total of a current Electric Sheep in the new flock # 198. I really like the cloudy areas in this one. The frames are more detailed, optimization muddied then a bit but this is the actual rendering size after they are shrunk by 1/2.
I usually post my Woodstock Jams wallpaper on Thursdays but DJ Rick is on vactation for a few weeks...will pick up with edition # 157 in September!
Have a great day,
Chris
Comments (13)
Chris, I watched this one this morning for a while! Very beautiful! You are one great shepherd! Leanndra
awesome work Chris. the blue green gradient rocks!!
just awesome, would love to see a Sheep work but don't know how to go about it.
The sheer variety of things you do in fractals in mind-boggling. I like the cloudy stuff, too. This is where our techniques overlap a bit, I use fractals for clouds myself, just don't ask what kind!
Every single frame-WINNER! Lovely details 'n' colors! V (:
With only a 15" screen and taking all day long to download, it was worth the wait!! Excellent artwork!!!
is an outstanding flame-looks excellent on screen as well:)
Awesome Apo work Chris! wonderful colors and shapes..Great artwork :)
These are all really beautiful images! Amazing transformations! Very exciting! :)
I downloaded the image into a special folder, cut it into sixteen parts, and ran it as a "conrolled" slide show. Was this the right procedure? The full 128 frames must make for an impressive performance. But please don't ask me to chop an image into 128 parts!! I've nearly used up all my fingers and toes. Regards, Cliff.
It is nice to see the frame by frame break down.It provide some understanding of the amazing work that you must go through.
EXCELLENT LESSION FOR ME..*V
Very beautiful!!