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    • F Offline
      fbartels
      last edited by

      How odd to post this a second time. Feels a little like Groundhog Day. Anyway, here it is again. Curves in the horizontal plane as well as the vertical. Three views of the same model.

      http://dws.editme.com/files/MarApr2008/tb2 v5.jpg

      http://dws.editme.com/files/MarApr2008/tb2 v3.jpg

      http://dws.editme.com/files/MarApr2008/tb2.jpg

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        Durant Hapke
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        Flash Fbertels,

        The first tin bridge had me thinking about desert... like a barrie kind of deal.

        This, more a main course. Of and about expressing bring it creative, more then what? I so dig the action.

        Your on it, and I'm digging the Jack bird transmissions.

        Durant "fish flats" Hapke

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          pilou
          last edited by

          So because some posts have disapeared πŸ˜’
          Question again 2
          Have you some tuts about your process?

          Frenchy Pilou
          Is beautiful that please without concept!
          My Little site :)

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            fbartels
            last edited by

            @unknownuser said:

            Have you some tuts about your process?

            Pilou, A tut coming soon. πŸ˜„

            Durant and Coen. Thanks I think. "Jack Bird all the way!"... help?

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              Phil Rader AIA
              last edited by

              I like the first and third one. The third one is the best. I like not seeing the edge of the underlying tin. the morphing strips can become the focal point and the background stays less noticeable but when we see the edge of the larger object then we perceive it as an object and it competes for attention with the squiggly streamers and their shadows.

              Just my 2 cents.

              http://www.philrader.com

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