Sunday, May 18, 2008

Free Software

Last Friday I downloaded Apophysis to make fractal flame designs, but couldn't figure out how to export the animations, so I went surfing for info or other programs to help me. I still haven't figured it out, but I found GIMP, which is a free photo editing program with some animation capabilities. Below is a link to my first project in GIMP. It was supposed to be for Illustration Friday's Electricity, but I didn't finish in time.



Does anybody know how to upload this kind of file to blogger? I've seen other bloggers who have done it, but I can't remember where.

Below are some flames made with Apophysis. I think the first one looks like an angry flying insect.



Same image, different colors. I love playing with color. I think this one looks like a butterfly with golden rings.



This last one started in Apophysis, then went to GIMP, and was finished in Photoshop.


4 comments:

Mary Stebbins Taitt said...

WOW! LOTS of good stuff here! Lovely images, including the one posted elsewhere.

SO many opportunities, so little time, LOL!

GORGEOUS WORK!!!

I love them ALL!!!!

So delicate!

Mary Stebbins Taitt said...

It does look like an angry insect, LOL!

bluerose said...

Bzzzz! :]

I'm currently working on trying to find free software that will convert .gif to .wmv, so I can upload the animated stuff.

isabella mori said...

ooooooh! flames! fractals! poetry!

yummm ....

glad we met. ashok is a good connector.