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Cloth
Hangs the layers below like fabric in the wind — a flag, a banner, a curtain
Pin the picture up by one edge and let the wind take it. Waves roll away from the held edge and grow as they go, so a flag stays still at the pole and snaps at its free end; the folds catch the light, brighter where they face it and shaded where they turn away, which is what makes it read as fabric rather than a ripple. Raise the gusts and the wind stops being even, bending the crests and swelling them in patches.
I. Made with Cloth
Nobody has published a piece with Cloth yet.
II. Everything else
- Blinds — Displace the image into banded slats — linear, radial or tiled
- Bulge — Swells the layers below outward from a point, or squeezes them in
- Cylinder — Wraps the layers below around a turning drum, with repeats and shading
- Droste — Nests the layers below inside themselves forever, and zooms through them
- Echo — Repeats the layers below as a stepped run of hard-edged copies
- Envelope — Fits the layers below into a band with a bent top and bottom — type on a slope
- Fluid — A stirred fluid simulation that paints the frame and drags the layers below it
- Kaleidoscope — Mirrors the layers below into slices that meet at a point
- Lens Distort — Fisheye / pincushion lens warp with zoom and chromatic fringing
- Mouse Trail — Displaces the layers below along a fading trail of the cursor
- Noise Warp — Liquid noise displacement of the layers below
- Reflective Floor — Mirrors the layers below onto a glossy floor under a horizon line
- Smudge — Drags the layers below through a viscous current, like paint pushed while wet
- Tile — Repeat the layers below across a grid
- Twirl — Twists the layers below into a spiral around a point