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Published: 2015-01-11 20:50:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 2342; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 6
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Procedural portrait made it in Processing for fun.ΒStock: Fotolia.com
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Such an amazing use of detail and colour. Immediately the eccentric yellow of the background paired with the very warm colour of the figure creates so much impact and intrigue. The colours themselves are simply captivating and immediately convey an upbeat nature to the image.
Those lines and the disintegrating patterns of the figure push the impact of the image off the edge and the power of the apparel becomes unbelievably confronting.
The vertical structure of the lines contrasts the otherwise very natural form of the figure, reinforcing the impact of the image at first glance.
As well as this the transition between the level of detail is stunning; the figure, form and torso first appear rather normal; the light does well to illuminate the character's form. However, the transition between the near-realism to the rather pixelated texture really portrays that feeling of disintegration very effectively and the contrast between the two stages only highlights the effect even more.
The use of the near-realism is very effective in highlighting the absurdity of the remainder of the image, pushing the atomization into a fresh context and a very sharp look.
The seemingly normal posture of the character also adds to the impact of the piece; the figure is visibly surprised and in a state of shock at the event that is taking place, but the otherwise normal posture conveys the impression that the situation isn't too far-fetched.
Like, you'd expect to see somebody completely freaking out over something like this, but the relative composure of the character shown here conveys this amusing sense of control to the image, putting a rather chaotic execution into a contained context that doesn't take away from the event itself.Β The overall look of the image becomes quite succinct and sharp.
Again, amazing use of colour and detail. The transition through the level of detail is simply beautiful and the whole event of the atomization is held in its essence very cleanly and very clearly. Bold, striking and immensely captivating.
Awesome work!
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Atomizationnnnn thanks a lot!
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Thus her beauty flows to infinity from a 256k scale. You have done very much with very little
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No green channel on this
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hahaha thanks a lot! was a totally mistake coding the program and i like it a lot the result of the colors.
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Of course! 
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