Something Graphic Designers Might Find Interesting

Hey guys, I am not a graphic designer myself, but I found a website you GFXers might find interesting.

I have recently found this website called weavesilk.com, in which you can create some interesting art.

It is semi-automatic and semi-manual, so that may not fit some of you, but I still consider the automatic things as nice.

Some of the things I have created with weavesilk.com include:

(Apparently the pictures don't work. :saywhat:)

http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=qwd1akjvfm9.jpg

http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=ntl1akjzltn.jpg

http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=hsg1akk1drk.jpg

http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=nbn1akk2htr.jpg

Pics aren't working but I'll check it out.

Attachment 159421My design.


Lol, what!?

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Originally Posted by Lavablast

Attachment 159421My design.


Lol, what!?

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Reminds me of the flag of the European Union - anyone else?

Thanks Prod. I'll check it.

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Originally Posted by kartikeya2010

Pics aren't working but I'll check it out.

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Thanks!

Put a disclaimer.

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Originally Posted by Lavablast

Attachment 159421My design.


Lol, what!?

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Beautiful..?
:smirk:

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Originally Posted by kartikeya2010

Reminds me of the flag of the European Union - anyone else?

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Exactly!

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Originally Posted by LigiMeon7

Thanks Prod. I'll check it.

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Great! Hope it serves you well!

I found how to save the image

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Originally Posted by Prethish

I found how to save the image

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That we already know. The problem is to post it here. The pics are too big.

Ive used this website before actually, pretty fun :) for all those interested we as GFXers call the things make in here "fractals" :p

Alex

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Originally Posted by ClashWithStyle

Ive used this website before actually, pretty fun :) for all those interested we as GFXers call the things make in here "fractals" :p

Alex

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Fractals

A curve or geometrical figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole. They are useful in modelling structures (such as snowflakes) in which similar patterns recur at progressively smaller scales, and in describing partly random or chaotic phenomena such as crystal growth and galaxy formation.