Thanks, now we just have to hope for an eruption sometime soon :)

Renee Turner wrote:
> Hi Pall,
> 
> I see your point.  But there is a real beauty to watching the image  
> unfold without quite knowing what you're looking at until it's fully  
> rendered.  Anyway, I'm really enjoying watching the work as it  
> evolves :)
> 
> xx Renee
> On Dec 31, 2009, at 3:27 PM, Pall Thayer wrote:
> 
>> Hi Renee,
>> Thanks for the comments. I agree that perhaps the tiled background  
>> is a
>> bit much but I still think it comes out well to have a reference  
>> showing
>> exactly what the actual image looks like at the moment. In this case  
>> I'm
>> taking a low-res image and enlarging it to 800x600 and then  
>> manipulating
>> it for the "painted experience". So at times the lack of clarity may  
>> be
>> confusing. The viewer may not understand why the image is all black
>> (perhaps it's night) or all white (perhaps it's snowing), etc. As  
>> far as
>> the background being disturbing "noise" to me it doesn't seem like  
>> that
>> much of an issue since what's occurring in the "painted" image happens
>> so slowly and gradually. So, obviously, having a map as the background
>> image wouldn't really do anything to cover these concerns.
>>
>> It would be interesting to hear what others think.
>>
>> best r.
>> Pall
>>
>> Renee Turner wrote:
>>> Hi Pall,
>>>
>>> I quite like it  without the background.  I wonder if a map view or
>>> almost clinical description of the location might suffice
>>> (geographical coordinates?).  With the tiled background, there seems
>>> to be too much visual competition.  The slow building of the
>>> processing animation is simply stunning :-)
>>>
>>> best, Renee
>>> www.geuzen.org
>>> www.fudgethefacts.com
>>>
>>> On Dec 30, 2009, at 12:45 PM, Pall Thayer wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've been toying around with the presentation of this piece and just
>>>> added something new that I think is quite interesting. The page now
>>>> displays as a background image the actual image as opposed to the  
>>>> low
>>>> res "painted" image. It provides sort of a reference point so that  
>>>> the
>>>> viewer can get a better idea of what's actually going on.
>>>>
>>>> http://pallit.lhi.is/hekla/applet/
>>>>
>>>> best r.
>>>> Pall
>>>>
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