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Published: 2005-10-19 08:52:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 16906; Favourites: 206; Downloads: 5383
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primitive objects and crazy pespective
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Your description says it all: "primitive objects and crazy pespective", I like the way you've put lots of very simple objects together and produced something very stylish. Very nice indeed.
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Awesome materials u have there... ( a tut for the render it will be awesome )
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awesome. great stuff, my friend. can we possibly see a 1280x800 version? top-notch stuff.
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one of the first dialy feature choices i agree with - very well done
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this is so freakin awesome man! its just so brilliant, the lighting and colour, simplicity of the cmyk with the white stripe (pun not intended) its just brilliant
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that is a serious headtrip...but a good, harmless one
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really interesting concept. any other resolutions?
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This is awesome, i really like the perspective. The lines just seem to drag your eyes all over the composition. Great work!
And the K stands for black btw.
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finally someone put the cmyk colors inside a design with a way making much sense
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keep up the good werking man
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How very 'oldskool'. I dont know what it is or what it means but I like the sleekness. Its very... sleek.
-Cam
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Sorry, but doesn't cmyk stand for cyan, magenta, yellow and contrast? Or am I wrong? If you take a closer look to a concept of printing techonolgy you'll notice that use of cmyk for printing is for cheaper results only. If you print only with c m y collors you can theoretically get black but it is expensive because of large amount of collors used. That's why black is used to replace percentage of collors. It gives contrast instead of mixed collors. In this way it reduces cost of printing process.
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no, CMYK stands for Cyan Magenta Yellow and Black.
As for the printing of CMYK being for cheaper results, thats rubbish. RGB is the colour space used in Monitors and TVs, CMYK is the colour space used for Printing. RGB allows for much more vibrant colours because of the way your monitor works, and therefore cannot be truely replicated in print without specialist dies or 'spot' colours as they are known. When designing for print on an RGB monitor, you should always bear in mind that the CMYK colour space is a lot more restrictive, hence why programs like Photoshop have a CMYK preview.
C+M+Y does not give you a solid black colour. A black 'plate' (the term used to refer to the layer of film used for each colour) does not give true black either, but invariably a slightly washed out black. To get true black you need to combine all colours together. The Black plate also helps give richness to colours.
Modern printers, like Die-Sublimation or contact prints, can handle RGB files directly as the method used to process the colours is slightly different. Any traditional printing, ie magazines, newspapers etc still use and will continue to use CMYK.
the K is used so as not to be confused with B for Blue as used in RGB. Its also referred to as Kroma by some.
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You are so sirious
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Nice one Brother! I like it, it is simple but the perspective makes a lot!
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so cool 
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Heyyy,
RGB- !
That is more satisfying- but let me do that. Aww...
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Cool, to me it looks like the steering wheel of a car
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Hot DAMN its about time I see a nice abstract piece on here! DUDE--this is awesome! WOW.
Brilliant man. You gave me a headache making me look at this before I wanted to go to sleep now I'll never recover... argghhh...
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elh a mozna by wieksze na maila hi.peace@wp.pl chetniy bym sobie na pulpit dal wogle lubie cmyk'a
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Need bigger... 
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Freaking cool wallpaper... The layout is fantastic, and I like that it's all black and white except the little spash of color..
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