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IDeviant — The alphabet factory
Published: 2008-03-15 17:54:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 1515; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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Churning out identikit letters to spell more pointless words. What's new?
I've submitted a particularly large-dimension file as I feel it's one of those that's really worth hovering over
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Dang... you can't appreciate this properly at all without the massive resolution, but once you do, it's incredible!
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Absolutely! Looks quite a different beast in thumbnail 
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With stuff like this, it's really too bad for anyone who doesn't
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Really nice render, on top of being much different from most apophysis flames.
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I wish I could do that, I spend hours looking for gradients.
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I like the depth of this, the frames and breaking through the frames. Nice work.
Moira
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I actually could not tell, but I think one of the letter layers there was a lot of overlay used so it was a very cool effect.
Moira
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The question was rhetorical! More a statement of the essence. The piece is not layered in the usual sense, rather it appears to be an intertwingling of layers. In full view, it's possible to see the thing in different ways: a chaotic jumble of letter-like objects spilling from compartments; a regular pattern; and then suddenly, some wheel-like structures come to the fore
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I could just gaze for hours into the depth of this. Most interesting!
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I'd like to include this one in the Lost Book Museum, with your permission. Also I have to confess that I used it as a bump map in my latest piece, [link] which I will remove or credit, as you wish.
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I thought it might be suitable for the club! But I knew you'd pick it up on 
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I was about to post it when my #1 Lost Book Scout, *ELYPhAS suggested it, too. Posted, and credit given for bump map in my gallery.
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Ok Ok ... will this do?
I have added this piece to my Weekly Fractal Top 3 in my journal [link]
If you'd prefer not to be featured, please do let me know and I'll remove the image.
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That will not only "do", but actually delights
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Indeed! And then the newsagent's shelves are crammed with the final products
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you outdid yourself.. again! this is simply stunning, I love all the patterns and textures.. just lovely
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Apophysis... always Apophysis
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Stained-glass framework with epispiral
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Indeed! I find there is much to be discovered within the framework
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Indeed! Hard to know what's on top
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This looks like cubbyholes stuffed full of cutout letters.
I don't know if you've ever read the story of how the Oxford English dictionary came into being, but this reminds me of how submitted slips of paper with definitions and examples of usage were originally stored.
There are pointless words?
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No, I didn't know that about the OED! Pointless words? Start at celebrity chit-chat magazines
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No, those aren't pointless words, those are pointless people doing a poor job of using perfectly good words.
The story of the OED is actually very interesting.
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I stand corrected: 'tis the arrangement of the words that is pointless
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