Try RND by abmlober
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One of the last of my older textures.
I'm not sure whether the white lines are too thick or not. In the working window everything seemed fine, but in the render, they seemed too strong. After resizing to 700x700 it became better - but nevertheless feedback is still welcome.
Title is still missing, but I did not want to name it "Not enough sleep" again :-)
I'm not sure whether the white lines are too thick or not. In the working window everything seemed fine, but in the render, they seemed too strong. After resizing to 700x700 it became better - but nevertheless feedback is still welcome.
Title is still missing, but I did not want to name it "Not enough sleep" again :-)
Comments (12)
I love this. Love love love it. Thanks
Reminds me of a Borg habitation. Nice image.
The conflagration of maps, roads, and open space in a city full of pollution. Or whatever you want it to be. :) Excellent.
WOW excellent, I like a lot this effect. 11
I really like this texture. The white lines look fine to me...they break the small elements up and add more interest. Just MHO.
Beautiful art, Andreas! One of your best!
This is wonderful. I've been trying to make something like this myself but have not even gotten close to anything this good.
Beautiful work.
Very original look, like it a lot just as it is!
Mondrian-like but you have a very peculiar way. I see a lot of hard work. Very good!
Dense, brooding and fascinating. Complex enough to get lost in. The white lines add to the energy, imho.
The white lines are fine, and the thing as a whole is excellent. It certainly deserved its hundredth viewing! ;-)