...to make such images? Surely not. But it's fun.
Thanks go out to:
- H.E. Day for his ideas on 'find_edges' post processing
- Chis Colefax for his Spray include and Clock modifier macro file

Of course there is an animation but I think it's too large to post it
here and I've no homepage yet (too much raytracing!).

To Chris Colefax: some of the pink bubbles pop away when having crossed
the right border half way. I guess you do a visibility test in your
Spray include to create only those object which are visible. Right?

To all others: I'm looking fo a font in 'Austin Powers' style or kind of
60's style that fits the mood.

Karl

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Attachments:
Download 'rotate.jpg' (24 KB)

Preview of image 'rotate.jpg'

I have to admit, I'm hard pressed to not beleive that this was rendered in
POV-Ray. It really looks like Adobe Illustrator. Of course this is a
compliment.

Josh English

Karl Pelzer wrote:

> ...to make such images? Surely not. But it's fun.
> Thanks go out to:
> - H.E. Day for his ideas on 'find_edges' post processing
> - Chis Colefax for his Spray include and Clock modifier macro file
>
> Of course there is an animation but I think it's too large to post it
> here and I've no homepage yet (too much raytracing!).
>
> To Chris Colefax: some of the pink bubbles pop away when having crossed
> the right border half way. I guess you do a visibility test in your
> Spray include to create only those object which are visible. Right?
>
> To all others: I'm looking fo a font in 'Austin Powers' style or kind of
> 60's style that fits the mood.
>
> Karl
>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

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Karl Pelzer <Kar### [at] t-onlinede> wrote in message
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> To all others: I'm looking fo a font in 'Austin Powers' style or kind of
> 60's style that fits the mood.
>

Try www.fontsnthings.com or Ray Larabie's www.larabiefonts.com

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I assume that Blubber is meant to be an anagram of Bubbler or is there some
other significance to the word ?

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Richard Morton wrote:
> 
> I assume that Blubber is meant to be an anagram of Bubbler or is there some
> other significance to the word ?

'Blubber' is the German 'comic noise' for bubbling fluids. So Bubbler is
not so far away from it ;-)

Karl

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On Mon, 11 Sep 2000 21:36:16 +0200, Karl Pelzer wrote:
>To all others: I'm looking fo a font in 'Austin Powers' style or kind of
>60's style that fits the mood.

The canonical "70s" font is Bocklin (sometimes spelled Boecklin)

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Thanks Ron!

But I wasn't able to find it (yet)

Karl

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Ron Parker wrote:

> The canonical "70s" font is Bocklin (sometimes spelled Boecklin)

I just saw on Ray Larabies web site that this font isn't free. And I've
no software it is associated with. 8-[

Karl

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Karl Pelzer wrote:
> 
> Ron Parker wrote:
> 
> > The canonical "70s" font is Bocklin (sometimes spelled Boecklin)
> 
> I just saw on Ray Larabies web site that this font isn't free. And I've
> no software it is associated with. 8-[
> 
> Karl

Look at http://www.fontaddict.com/archive.html and search for "Action"
font (freeware), maybe this one could suit yours needs...

Bouf.

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On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 16:00:20 +0200, Karl Pelzer wrote:
>Ron Parker wrote:
>
>> The canonical "70s" font is Bocklin (sometimes spelled Boecklin)
>
>I just saw on Ray Larabies web site that this font isn't free. And I've
>no software it is associated with. 8-[

http://bibliofile.mc.duke.edu/gww/fonts/Bocklin/Bocklin.html

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