mikesol

(I typed up a post and then mashed something stupid on the keyboard and now I have to retype it... )

So I was looking at this cool Flickr set at http://www.flickr.com/photos/joshsom...7594405604955/ and I decided to make my own version of these pictures with images of the RX-8. (View the full size of the rotor one for the best effect).

Check out the ones I have attached, and let me know what you think! If you have a picture that this would work on, post it up and I'll do what I can with it.

JRichter

Badass.

sebarx8

iTrader: (4)

the first one looks like salvador dali work!! i like it

Socket7

The first one is fantastic.

Rhawb

Goin' up the stairs and goin' down the stairs,
Goin' up the stairs and goin' down the stairs,
Goin' up the sideways stairs.

05TiGr8Lady

+1!!

midlife crisis

The second is too subtle for most to notice what you've done. I framed a fractal from a calendar that looked a lot like the first.

mikesol

This one is a little more 'out there'; the source image is http://www.dieselstation.com/wallpap...da-RX8-025.jpg which is a very nice picture on its own.

Math guys will recognize this transformation as being very similar to a 3rd degree Newton polynomial (i.e. a newton fractal, as seen here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_fractal ).

robrecht

Cool, but sort of Escher lite since it doesn't really combine opposing perspectives.

mikesol

I think the plugin can do that (possibly with multiple source images) but I really don't understand all of its options.
Check through the Flickr gallery, there's a few on there that are really mindblowing.