Summerfield

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    Flash. AS3. Using AIR to output PNGS and final Color Correction and Manipulation in Photoshop.

    andrés castañeda, vormplus, and 42 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. defetto 69 months ago | reply

      hi
      first of all i have to say that the whole "explorin the medium" set is amazing, and in a special way these "concentrik" are impressive...
      i'd like to know more about how the images data influence the shape of those concentric shapes (cause this is image-based, right?)

      about the manual reorder in photoshop, have u tried the contact-sheet automation in photoshop? i often use it and find it very useful...

      keep up the great work you're doin'

      peace

    2. natzke 69 months ago | reply

      Defetto - The one major draw back to the contact sheet and the reason I don't use it all that much is that it takes my PNGs, which have transparency, and flattens them to white before tiling them together for me. I do admit it defenitely comes in handy for this type of thing when the composition is complete.

      I've been flattening all pieces at the end, to reduce the file size (400meg flat vs. 1.5gig layered psd), so I don't have layers from these last few but here is what just one layer typically looks like;

      One of the major reasons why I don't try and control the layering within Flash is that any time I add a blur to the bitmaps as it generates you start to se where the seems are. So I usually build out about 4 or 5 layers and later combine them in photoshop with further manipulation.

      RE:Image Based - Yes.
      Here is the image for Summerfield;

      In concentrik the shapes are not influenced by the color they use. It's just a 1 to 1 relationship. Color determined by the position of origin of the circles being draw inralationship to the image it is pulling the colr data from.

      Hopefully that answers your question... and many thx for the compliments :)

    3. soh_cah_toa 69 months ago | reply

      thanks for the process details!
      -r

    4. defetto 69 months ago | reply

      thank you very much for your explanation, but so far i still don't get which is the rule defining the shape and the size of the circles, if it's not about the image... i'm lookin forward to your answer, cheers

    5. picatar 69 months ago | reply

      sweet dude. what is up with you?

    6. Rob Chiu 68 months ago | reply

      dude i love this.. would love to get a print out of this for the wall.... see u in nyc and brighton :)

    7. Sentient Sprocket 68 months ago | reply

      Wonderful stuff. and cheers for the process.

    8. Onyro_A_Kyriazis 68 months ago | reply

      awesome work dude..!!!!!

    9. natzke 68 months ago | reply

      Hey Onyro! Rock out. It's been a while.

    10. saester 68 months ago | reply

      WOW...always amazing

    11. melindatwitchet 65 months ago | reply

      An amazing piece of work, I really really appreciate it! Well done!

    12. greynotgrey [deleted] 64 months ago | reply

      Amazing, impressive.

      I'm not a hundredtth the AS programmer you are, but I was experimenting with randomization, duplication, etc. for a few years using forms created in illustrator brought into flash, processed, then exported and manipulated further in Photoshop... so this kind of work really intrigues me. I pretty much gave up on it because I wasn't satisfied with the export options... then when Bitmapdata came out my curiosity was piqued but I never really went very far with it because of the 2880px limit, making generated work pretty much useless for print sizes...

      You've shown me a whole new world of possibilities exists!
      Thanks for the pleasure of seeing such great work, and for the inspiration.

    13. elamoll 62 months ago | reply

      It's really make a immensely impression, nice

    14. hebchop 61 months ago | reply

      This is great. Do you talk about specifics on your process at speaking events? I'd love to see how you manipulate BitmapData in order to get the results you do. Might be worth a drive to Chicago, even at 5 bucks a gallon;)

    15. bobelq 61 months ago | reply

      Great effect. Really

    16. leobenan 61 months ago | reply

      It's unbeliveable!

    17. blablost 60 months ago | reply

      Probably it takes a lot of work.

    18. nitzua 40 months ago | reply

      Beautiful work. I would absolutely kill for a wallpaper sized version of this or really any of the pieces from your 'Concentrik' set.

      I'm running 1920x1080 resolution, if you'd be so kind :)

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