eexell

Bonjour,

Some of you may already now this tut, but for the ones who don't here it is:
http://www.kurafire.com/thecouch/sho...?threadid=1336

It would be fun if people around here tried it out, just to see how different things can go from one pers to another (well that's just a suggestion uh)

here's what I came up with:
http://mapage.noos.fr/lila.mae/image...r_noodles2.jpg

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Bacardi

Thanks for this tut/ quick tip/ technique. I'm shure it will inspire some/most of us..heheee

Bacardi

This is indeed an intyeresting technique... I did try it out on an image of a photograph: first via chrome to an interesting pattern in black and white, then invert on another layer, blur and platic wrap. When combined with the original and some blendmodes you quickly realise that this is endless...

jpfitness

ha ha ha here it comes and someone is gonna kill me he he he
what fun noodle dancing!
okay here tis..........
sfm

Now that was fun! Maybe I make another one

Oh Sue! [bustagut]

Rick

Fun to Play with, But my noodles got all tangeled up.
Can someone help me get them straightened out? [confused]

eexell

that's what I like about photoshop....you can just go wild [bustagut]

jpfitness

ha ha ha I don't think that I can untangle that lot Rick

I have to do another web site and decided to put my noodle head into action - I won't tell the client that it is a noodle brained idea though but here is my noodle put to work B7
sfm

jamesbond

eexell

thanks for sharing - what a fabulous technique! I love what everybody has done with it, too.

Rick

Here is an image I kind of like.
I started with the noodle, gave it a little wave and the used the twirl filter
came out with a american indian kind of look i thought. So I made a BG for it [confused] B7 [shocked]