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  1. And this is the compositor node graph for the dithering. Yes, it's that simple. It was literally the first stupid hack I thought of, and it actually worked really well. I attached the viewer to the noise texture so you can see why it ends up doing what it does.

    #Blender #Compositor #Compositing #BlenderNodes #NodeGraph #3DArt

  2. And this is the compositor node graph for the dithering. Yes, it's that simple. It was literally the first stupid hack I thought of, and it actually worked really well. I attached the viewer to the noise texture so you can see why it ends up doing what it does.

    #Blender #Compositor #Compositing #BlenderNodes #NodeGraph #3DArt

  3. Oooh, #GraphiteEditor has the node graph functionality, which allows you to compose vector objects from the primitives like fill, stroke, transform and live filters in a visual manner!

    Node graph interface and filters both give me this nice break-out I needed after LPEs in #Inkscape. Don't get me wrong: that program is THE legend, developers are masters of vectors, and it's purely native Gtk toolkit on which application is built. Right now, their priority is CMYK support, so follow if you're into printing.

    I just love to experiment with shiny new software that's #OpenSource, especially one that uses #RustLang and #web to its advantage.

    Watch 'em apply circular repeat filter on a mere line to produce this fun sparkle effect. (It is Graphite's official channel, by the way. Wish they were on Mastodon?)

    youtu.be/7gjUhl_3X10

    #Graphite #FOSS #SelfHosted #PWA #SVG #VectorArt #VectorGraphics #Affinity #AffinityDesigner #Illustrator #AdobeIllustrator #Adobe #vector #vectors #NodeGraph

  4. Oooh, has the node graph functionality, which allows you to compose vector objects from the primitives like fill, stroke, transform and live filters in a visual manner!

    Node graph interface and filters both give me this nice break-out I needed after LPEs in . Don't get me wrong: that program is THE legend, developers are masters of vectors, and it's purely native Gtk toolkit on which application is built. Right now, their priority is CMYK support, so follow if you're into printing.

    I just love to experiment with shiny new software that's , especially one that uses and to its advantage.

    Watch 'em apply circular repeat filter on a mere line to produce this fun sparkle effect. (It is Graphite's official channel, by the way. Wish they were on Mastodon?)

    youtu.be/7gjUhl_3X10

  5. Here is a screenshot of the complete #Nodegraph of the #Geometrynodes setup for all you see (except the background, but that is procedural as well)
    I might clean that up some after Nodevember is over and then release it as some kind of alien plant generator :)