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Rubik's cube: Aftermath

As I said some time ago, I was going to make a still and an animated revision of my original "Rubik's nightmare". But it would be too easy to add just some lighting and nothing else, so, I decided to play with different stuff a bit... pixels, words, thoughts... and this is the result. I decided to put the source of light at the top of the cube, so it gets brighter at the center, and darker when it gets further the center of the cube.

For now, this will be the last installment on the Rubik's cube theme. Maybe, if I get hit with inspiration, I can add another piece, but for now, that's all.

As you can see, the cube isn't solved. Perhaps it can get solved someday?. It's up to me, to you...or somebody else...who knows.

Specs: the entire pixelation was made in Paint Shop Pro. No filters of any kind were used. As the text that came to my mind was so large, I wasn't able to pixelate it letter by letter, so I used the Text tool, although I took the anti-alias out to mantain the picture as pure as possible. Only tools used were the brush, the color replacer tool, text tool and the paint bucket.

Description
Rubik's cube: Aftermath

As I said some time ago, I was going to make a still and an animated revision of my original "Rubik's nightmare". But it would be too easy to add just some lighting and nothing else, so, I decided to play with different stuff a bit... pixels, words, thoughts... and this is the result. I decided to put the source of light at the top of the cube, so it gets brighter at the center, and darker when it gets further the center of the cube.

For now, this will be the last installment on the Rubik's cube theme. Maybe, if I get hit with inspiration, I can add another piece, but for now, that's all.

As you can see, the cube isn't solved. Perhaps it can get solved someday?. It's up to me, to you...or somebody else...who knows.

Specs: the entire pixelation was made in Paint Shop Pro. No filters of any kind were used. As the text that came to my mind was so large, I wasn't able to pixelate it letter by letter, so I used the Text tool, although I took the anti-alias out to mantain the picture as pure as possible. Only tools used were the brush, the color replacer tool, text tool and the paint bucket.