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When I first saw the Chinese fireworks show, I was in awe and completely fooled since later, at a parallel thread that I started over a week ago, someone mentioned that the show was created using FWSim. Just had to share this pretty cool program. The layman version (simulation only) is $29.95 (there's a professional version that can actually be used to apply to real fireworks displays), but I'm cheap. lol
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With me it was the culmination of a half-decade search for a small business affordable image editing suite for photo restoration. I started looking in the late 80s, but it still cost in the low 6 figures to break into the industry at that point. I bought my first Windows computer (I'd been using Unix...08-07-2004, 03:03 PM
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It's an iPod/iPad app but the guy's suppose to be working on a platform independent version (even with vector output). Don't have (nor will I) an iPod/iPad (cost reasons mainly; broke bloke I am, but not really into these gizmos anyway). Still, this is one of the coolest circle mosaic programs I've...01-08-2012, 07:17 PM
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Sam B at DPR introduced me to what appears to be an extremely powerful photo to art standalone program. There is a free version, but quite limited. I am so tempted to buy it ($39 after rebate), but poor bloke I am. Before taking the plunge, I want to know if anyone else here has some experience...11-20-2010, 03:35 PM
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I'm not usually a fan of the Conan O'Brien show, but this is pretty darn funny:
I wonder if we have enough creative folk to do something similar? Find your own celebrity gene donors and post an attachment...10-17-2003, 06:11 PM -
Haven't played with MAZE5 online in quite a while. They've added quite a few options since I last did so a few years back. Of course this is the solution of me. lol
Hirez: https://www.flickr.com/photos/345209...05261/sizes/o/...10-19-2015, 06:55 PM
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