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Published: 2012-08-22 04:03:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 8199; Favourites: 377; Downloads: 212
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This one is so surreal, I'm not sure what this one would be called. *lol*The original art can be seen here: [link]
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Excellent conversion Mark, there's so much detail to this!
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I never wanna take of my anaglyph glasses! (In case, I'll see something amazing like THIS!) You surely can do what you is doesing!
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Hey thanks! That was a particularly difficult one to pull off...not easy to tell up from down on that one. *lol*
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Thanks! I really can't take credit for the image itself, only the 3-D conversion of it. I think the image is fascinating, so I just HAD to see it in 3-D. *lol*
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This is a very interesting picture to watch! There is something in the combination of the ornamental detail and the spots of red and blue that makes the picture live. I like it a lot.
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It's the album cover from Soen's "Cognitive", right?
Really nice effect 3-D effect.
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The original artwork is from Alex Grey, isn't it ?
Or you really do all the line again with the add of 3D effect ? (which is well done ^_^)
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It might be...I'm familiar with Grey's work, but
I'm not sure about this particular one, as I found it on a wallpaper site and the artist's name wasn't mentioned. I thought it was awesome enough that it should be seen in 3-D, so I applied a depth map to the image.
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Yeah, I'm not really sure too, so I ask on his website 
Even though, that's a great 3D making you made !
I will tell you if I have an answer about the artist who made the piece ^_^
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This is Alex Grey's work, yes
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Wow, that's so cool 
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I love the detail in this. The way the lines work together owo Somehow, it doesn't look busy. The subtlety of the red and blue add to the effect without really hurting the eyes. Good job ewe
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Well, I appreciate the comments, but I can't take credit for the artwork itself...all I did was add the 3-D depth effect by created a displacement map and applying it to the original art.
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Oh-.... ._. Well then you did well with doing it XDXD
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