Seven [the 15th Study on Fractals]

seven days
seven rounds
seven palms
seven suicides
seven walks
seven valleys
seven hills
seven seas
seven islands
seven worlds
seven acts
seven sins
seven sorrows
seven joys
seven gifts
seven promises
seven blessings
seven sacraments
seven churches
seven last words
seven books
seven rings
seven seals
seven plagues
seven vials
seven glyphs
seven thunders
seven fires
seven stars
seven ranks
seven mothers
seven sisters
seven sons
seven teachers
seven monsters
seven sages
seven spirits
seven angels
seven gods
seven terraces
seven steps
seven gates
seven doors
seven hells
seven heavens
seven earths
seven lives









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Boying Opaw at deviantArt





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Boying Opaw

Convert Brushes for GIMP

This is to respond to everyone who have been asking about GIMP versions of my brush sets or if there are any converters available.

For the benefit of those who do not know, GIMP is an image manipulatiopn program just like Photoshop. However, unlike Photoshop, GIMP is distributed absolutely free!. Grab a copy of GIMP from the official website: http://www.gimp.org/

My brush sets however were unfortunately created with Photoshop CS3 and I do not even have a single clue whether the brushes are compatible with previous versions of Photoshop. Anyway, to answer everybody, I do not have GIMP versions of the brush sets. But, the good news is there are converters available over the internet and most of them are free. You may google for them. Use key words like "convert photoshop brushes to GIMP".

By the way, my brush sets may be downloaded from deviantArt: http://boyingopaw.deviantart.com/gallery/#photoshop-brushes
There is no need for a deviantArt account to download.

Many thanks to everyone who have downloaded and used the brushes.





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Boying Opaw

Thor Jack [the 14th Study on Fractals]

Across the miles and the oceans...
In the 7th room, we are one...











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Thor Jack

I got a chance to create yet another of my so-called mp3 experiments when I went home to Bukidnon last September 5 to 13. I was using a stand-alone audio workstation on a laptop and the only monitors that I was using were the laptop speakers, not a brilliant idea. The laptop speakers do not respond accurately to bass frequencies. Hence, when I listened to the final track on other speakers, the sound was muddied up. Shortcut: crappy.

Sometimes, I meet people whom I get to talk and chat and be familiar with until they suddenly just disappear when they get to see some things that I wish they could not see at all but have entirely no choice but to show them. Then I end of wondering if I’m sorry that they faded away or if I’m sorry that I knew them at all.

I would like to devote this track to all of them who just disappeared without a word...without a trace...without a sound. It is okay, guys. When I do not like what I see, I disappear, too. You could have just told me that it was all just “Thor Jack” though.





The track may be heard at Virb (http://virb.com/boying).

See "Behind the Sounds" screenshot at deviantArt.





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Boying Opaw

Asymmetry [the 13th Study on Fractals]

There seems to be a violation of proportionality and balance.











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