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Post by sweetwater » March 10th, 2016, 1:07 pm

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Re: oig

Post by Doreen Peri » April 6th, 2016, 10:51 pm

Is this a 3-D app you're using? It's very cool!

Also, why all the strange alphabet names for your recent posts? Just curious.

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Re: oig

Post by sweetwater » August 14th, 2016, 8:40 am

gimp's graphix editor
and the g'mic installation

g'mic really

which is linux as you probably know ...
and

in the absence of poetry
...

you can find the installation of g'mic
in some distros and not others

for which you would have to download
separately

ubuntu mate 64 bit versions
linux lite
for 32 bit is pretty good

...

and you should check it out

...

it's not 3d actually

just some algorithms
that are really cool

i like photographs
that look and seem more like paintings

...

fine art i suppose

the photograph

says so much
in the defining moment

like taking pictures of 'your' paintings
or photographs

and processing them through
a graphix editor

to make even to say your art
more complex and vibrant

or not

and to run on and run
as a sentencing in construct
and structure

defining the moment you are in
on this line here

...

and italo calvino
if on a summer's night a traveller

...

wooooooooooooooooooops

which should explain

'oig'

...

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Re: oig

Post by sweetwater » August 14th, 2016, 8:43 am

in g'mic
the smoothing algorithm as one ...
the graphic art boost for lines ... as another

and there's also an interesting
algorithm difficult to play with

called 'anguish'

check out anguish

that should keep you busy
playing with the math department

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