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    Default Combo flips, polar coordinates, twirls etc

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    This is a combination of 3 different images. The green center is one, the red ring around it is another and the rest of the image is the third. I was going crazy with rotating, flipping, twirling, polar coordinating etc with this one so I can't say exactly how it was made.

    I've been playing around with ways to come up with kaleidoscope type edits without starting with a 4 way flip. The 2 in the center were created this way and the cool thing is that it works great with virtually any square image. When I get some time, I'll write down the basic steps and post them with another edit.

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    Ken,

    Wow, that would make a great piece of decorative glass in the middle of a front door. Beautifully done.

    Richard

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    Fantastic! The design and colors are great. The black BG really makes it pop.

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    Great colors and design Ken! Another quilt design!

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    I hope you can post a tutorial, it's fantastic! I love the colors and design.

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    Great image, Ken. The texture in the colors is unique and very appealing. Hope to hear more of the process.

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    Very cool, Ken! The colors, pattern and the black b/g are awesome. Really like everything about it.

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    Thanks, everyone!

    I've been working on a tutorial but then got sidetracked when I decided to try some other variations. All are producing very cool results. It seems that I can't find an image that this doesn't work well on.

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    That looks awesome. I agree with Richard that it looks like ornamental glass. Great colors, and nice use of effects.

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