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One of the here used voroni coloured pixel layers: close single layerFractal3 {
fractal:
title="Fractal3" width=640 height=480 layers=1
credits="Lauredin;9/14/2017"
layer:
caption="Background" opacity=100
mapping:
center=-2.31015624955/0.78734374975 magn=1.4128729
formula:
maxiter=250 filename="Standard.ufm" entry="Pixel"
inside:
transfer=none offset=100
outside:
density=0.15456 transfer=linear filename="sam.ucl"
entry="VoroniColoring" p_dcount="From Border" p_offset=-20.1911
p_psize=0.05 p_thick=0.5356 p_regtile=no p_regpar=9
gradient:
comments="Use with Emboss coloring algorithm." smooth=no
rotation=-32 index=102 color=0 index=129 color=8355711 index=183
color=16777215 index=304 color=16777215 index=-90 color=0
opacity:
smooth=no index=0 opacity=255
}

my fourth entry for the Sept 2017 Voroni Challenge - update - please readUpdate - please read:
I would just like to clarify one point to all artists looking to participate in this challenge:
Your main image should clearly show the native forms of Voroni texture; I am looking for typical spots, circles, cells and mosaic effects. I am NOT accepting images where the texture has been so distorted that these forms are not even visible. A VERY SMALL amount of distortion will be allowed if the basic forms can still be seen but if your texture just looks like fBM, Perlin or is just way too Turbulent then it will not be accepted.
I hope this clears things up. Unfortunately I have had to turn away a couple of images today because the voroni texture was just too distorted. I hope you understand that this challenge is an exercise in being creative with the basic Voroni forms. I need to see some evidence of this in every picture. To do otherwise would not be fair on those people who are experimenting correctly with the required forms.
September 2017 Challe of

DOF thing inspired by this awesome tutorial by

Description
One of the here used voroni coloured pixel layers: close single layerFractal3 {
fractal:
title="Fractal3" width=640 height=480 layers=1
credits="Lauredin;9/14/2017"
layer:
caption="Background" opacity=100
mapping:
center=-2.31015624955/0.78734374975 magn=1.4128729
formula:
maxiter=250 filename="Standard.ufm" entry="Pixel"
inside:
transfer=none offset=100
outside:
density=0.15456 transfer=linear filename="sam.ucl"
entry="VoroniColoring" p_dcount="From Border" p_offset=-20.1911
p_psize=0.05 p_thick=0.5356 p_regtile=no p_regpar=9
gradient:
comments="Use with Emboss coloring algorithm." smooth=no
rotation=-32 index=102 color=0 index=129 color=8355711 index=183
color=16777215 index=304 color=16777215 index=-90 color=0
opacity:
smooth=no index=0 opacity=255
}

my fourth entry for the Sept 2017 Voroni Challenge - update - please readUpdate - please read:
I would just like to clarify one point to all artists looking to participate in this challenge:
Your main image should clearly show the native forms of Voroni texture; I am looking for typical spots, circles, cells and mosaic effects. I am NOT accepting images where the texture has been so distorted that these forms are not even visible. A VERY SMALL amount of distortion will be allowed if the basic forms can still be seen but if your texture just looks like fBM, Perlin or is just way too Turbulent then it will not be accepted.
I hope this clears things up. Unfortunately I have had to turn away a couple of images today because the voroni texture was just too distorted. I hope you understand that this challenge is an exercise in being creative with the basic Voroni forms. I need to see some evidence of this in every picture. To do otherwise would not be fair on those people who are experimenting correctly with the required forms.
September 2017 Challe of

DOF thing inspired by this awesome tutorial by