nice, but, dude, the copyright ruins iy for wallpaper.. would have like to use it for a few days.. bummer..

still, looks cool..

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I tuned down the size of the notice... you may want to look at it again.

Thanks for the comment!

coolness.. looks to me as good for a DD consideration.. was it really difficult/time-consuming/tedious to make?

so, you don't mind If I wallpaper for a while?

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Thank you very much on the DD comment, much appreciated!

There were two separate render passes. One was with a highly reflective surface, and the other was and orange and white toon shader with the black gridlines. I will put them in my 'scraps' folder when I get a chance.

I brought them into Photoshop and overlaid the orange/white toon render over the blue/black chrome render.

All in all, it probably took me about 2-3 hours to complete.

I have a large series of these wallpapers, since I'm always changing it to another original image. Maybe I'll end up posting them all. (They are mostly abstract, some 3D and some fractal, some impressionistic paintings and some heavy treatments of adult/risque images.)

Meant the DD.

Wanna see the scraps. I just blew through a CorelDraw trial.. it blew through me, actually

All I want to do is make the necessary images for webpages.. you know: merges, fades, morphs,

Does Photoshop--at 800 buckets--do that?

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btw I *am* using it now as a wallpaper (hope that's cool) .. and it's also now in my Journal as top Wallpaper in my Favourite Favourites (for what that's worth )

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Photoshop comes with ImageReady... you can take a large image and slice it up, and ImageReady will create the HTML with table layout, hover images, etc.

That being said...

My all-time favorite Web Design Package has to be Macromedia Dreamweaver!
CSS is a breeze with it, advanced layouts are very easy, and it supports plugins for everything it couldn't do out of the box.

BTW, the scraps are up.

excellent info - thx

hope I can afford some software (all I use is MS-paint and IrfanView.com filters)

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haha I already commented on TreeWalking's wallpaper, but I just wanted to let you know that this is gorgeous!!!