10/20/18
A double feature to end the week:
#1
Board Size: 61×61
Edits: I rotated the image such that the right side of these used to be the bottom side.
Notes: There’s a reason I put this one at the end of the week (see: 10/14/18).
Alternates: When I rotated the pattern in my program, I forgot to rotate the similarity shading file(s), which resulted in an interesting look: one two.
#2
Board Size: 61×61
Edits: None
Notes: I’m going to stop telling people why they should like the images that I pick (until tomorrow).
Alternates: one two (admittedly, I probably like this version better despite trying to convince myself that I don’t).
10/19/18
Board Size: 68×67
Edits: None
Notes: I was going to write something comparing this pattern to yesterday’s pattern, but didn’t.
10/18/18
Board Size: 68×67
Edits: I wouldn’t touch this pattern with a ten foot pole.
Notes: None
10/17/18
Board Size: 60×60
Edits and Notes: All of the line edits I made were to the 7 short lines inside the thin strip surrounded by the peachy line that cover just 1.4% of the cells. The main reason was to accentuate the little curl that the peachy and indigo lines do in the center since I had seen other versions that I think did this better.
I also wanted to point out how the cyan line looks sharp partly because it is the only bright line without any white mixed in, then I saw that it actually wasn’t pure cyan, then I made it so it was, and then it became even more sharper than it was before.
10/16/18
Board Size: 61×61
Edits: A couple of basic slider effects done on my phone. See the original version.
Notes: The colors and the pattern both capture major features that I have been hoping to find in an image good image to use for the image of the day: darkish colors with lots of blue/green and pink; and the circularish thing that the purply pink lines squiggle their way through.
10/15/18
Board Size: 60×60
Edits: I increased the line glow and line width slightly and made two minor line edits on the left side: the short orangey-gold line in the top left used to be more olivey, and the aquamarine line used to be spring green. See the original image.
Notes: The colors remind me of my first set of crayola crayons.
10/14/18
Board Size: 72×71
Edits: None
Notes: After taking a week off, I felt like starting out with something relatively modest, similar to the first image of the day.
I really like the effect that the similarity shading has on these images – enough that I used the first image to demonstrate the six different shading combinations. Both of these have blue/green shading. This version has red/green shading:
The reason I decided to include this much less modest version on the page (as opposed to a link) is that I realized at some point that all three images share one major unusual feature: lots of orange and green.