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Published: 2003-03-07 14:11:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 23611; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 19764
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Travelling through the Matrix at high speed...Created in Photoshop using the Matrix Code poster (copyright Warner Bros - www.thematrix.com) for the base.
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This is my first submission so all comments will be grately appreciated, thnx. ^_^
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I was wondering if i have permission by you if i can use as a texture for a upcoming artwork manipulation? i will credit you for letting me use this if you say yes and give a link to this as well.
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Sure go ahead. Send me a link to finished product.
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how did it get this popular? tell me!
you just radial blurred a wallpaper from the matrix site
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Well that's nice isn't it? I fav your wallpaper and give it a nice comment, and all you can do is leave a nasty comment about me. Well thanks a lot. Guess I know what kind of person you are now. And it isn't just a radial blur for your information. I used a lot of layers and effects to create this wallpaper.
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Looks cool. I personally think that the Radial Blur filter should have been set at a higher resolution, but I'm just being anal at the moment. But while I'm on this streak, I might as well digress that you sould have used some more distortion coupled with semi-transparent layers to give this a sense of depth, because it still looks a little flat. Looks cool, though, and you got 30 comments before this one, so what really matters is if lots of people liked it. A fine accomplishment.
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u could have used "DOF" effect since your focus is at the center and everything blurs out.. but i could be wrong... the way i see it its easier that way... but hey! nice art! *****
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u could have used "DOF" effect since your focus is at the center and everything blurs out.. cut i could be wrong... the way i see it its easier that way... but hey! nice art! *****
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For a 1st submission, this is pretty darn cool. Welcome, and I expect to see many more pretties from you.
Blessed be!
Dusty
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....<__________________>....
i can now see into the matrix, MY EYES!!!
nice one dude, i really love it.
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Thank you everyone. I really appreciate all the kind comments.
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These is so cool! Now it becomes my new wall paper
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heheheeh I guess u donΒ΄t know me but IΒ΄m a fanatic of matrix anddddd I love what you did to the poster!!!!!IΒ΄ll put it on mi favourites now!!!!!!!
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i'm guessing that you took this from the matrix website(or somewhere else) and did some filters in ps(like zoom). why? because you can't get those letters/characters by using the tutorial to create the matrix code in ps- all you get are square dots(that's what texture --> grain vertical
gives you).
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Wow, you've taken us deeper into the rabbit hole!
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i would guess
take poster from [link] --> radial blur, that's it.
like it, nonetheless
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i would guess
texture --> grain vertical
artistic --> neon glow
stylize --> glowing edges
blur --> radial blur zoom
but quite nice but not my view of the matrix
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It's a nice piece, but very simple
Two thumbs up on the imaginative work, the actual work wasn't that complicated,
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This is going to my favourites and my desktop. Good work!
// Hotshot aka FK-Feth //
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If your fond of the Matrix, You'll love this: [link]
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Love it! Great job! *downloading now*
Moriganne
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Yeah! Matrix owns ya! And this wall owns me...
Click... [downloads]
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Very good
Could you create one more verison, "flat version"
I bet that would be great
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nicey nice. Love the speed fx, i'm stuggling to do it (keep endin up looking weird).
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good stuff! like it... could u tell me how u did it? im guessing glowing edges + motion blur? send me message if u can with the way u made it... im trying to make a flash page with this type of graphic...thanx
Anyway, real nice image!
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