How he/she did the blue waves?

[Bruzz]

Hi all :-)

I'm new here and hope I'm right. Does anyone know how the designer did the blue waves? Is there any software maybe?

http://www.blumen-kopf.at/medullaoblongata.jpg


Cheers,
Bruzz

[twogun]

welcome bruzz,

it could be an "infinity" image, must admit, this digital art is not really my bag so i am guessing, maybe one of the othere guys knows more, it all looks the same to me.

chack out http://www.inmagine.com/infinity-photos/daj-daj292-0
you may find what your looking for there!

[PrintDriver]

It looks like algorithmic art. Do a google. I hate the stuff. Put in numbers out comes...well..."art"...I guess. But then, some people think Math is fun too.
LOL.

[orkaknos12]

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[cjoe]

3D package probably.

Guidelines:

1. Dont do this

2. If you break guideline number 1 then make sure you really needed to.

[D-Frag]

i was going to try and explain it, using illustrator, a gradient, and the mesh tool...but i figured why do all the explaining when someone else has probably done the work.... enjoy!!

http://www.ndesign-studio.com/resources/tutorials/abstract_background.htm

[ecsyle]

Eww, "tech".

:P

[FlipFriddle]

with the complexity of the "folds" and how a mesh is mapped onto them, it was definitely done using Math software or some 3d modeling software.

[ekosix]

File this one under Design without purpose.

[beano]

There's a program called Genuine Fractals (i believe that's right!?!), you could try that... It looks like the sort of thing it generates; only ever tried it once though, so don't quote me. :P

[Liquid Layers]

Yeah, count me with the Naysayers, That would take days to make in Illustrator working around the clock.

A few minutes with this.

http://www.btinternet.com/~ndesprez/