A flyer image for a rock event I'm organising. The screw threads are
modelled using isosurfaces with a noise function applied increasing
exponentially along the y coordinate to give the appearance of melting. The
background tiles use a similar function to create warping.

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hmm, isn't the logo from the old Playstation Twisted Metal game?

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"Random Pete" <pet### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> A flyer image for a rock event I'm organising. The screw threads are
> modelled using isosurfaces with a noise function applied increasing
> exponentially along the y coordinate to give the appearance of melting. The
> background tiles use a similar function to create warping.

Well, it is a privilege to learn from an expert, Pete.

Marvin

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"Random Pete" <pet### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> A flyer image for a rock event I'm organising. The screw threads are
> modelled using isosurfaces with a noise function applied increasing
> exponentially along the y coordinate to give the appearance of melting. The
> background tiles use a similar function to create warping.

Cool image!  Nice use of the varying isosurface distortion.

Ken

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"nemesis" <nam### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> hmm, isn't the logo from the old Playstation Twisted Metal game?

Not intended to be the same logo although that's where the inspiration for
the name came from. The lettering is made from emissive media blobs.

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