The text is coming from using a text brush with region fill as brush pen mode. You can use anti-aliased vector text brushes in v4 in addition to the older pixel based text drawing effects.
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Here's an effects blog post that explains more about how this kind of image was put together. Using Region Fill as Brush pen mode.
MSG is a modular image processing environment. You can string together different processors, each of which is a different image processing effect, to build more sophisticated visual processing effects where the individual processors work together to create the overall effect. Since it's modular, what you can do with it is pretty unlimited.
You can also mutate and evolve new MSG presets in the Evolution Editor. So even if you don't understand the details of low level MSG editing, you can still modify and build new MSG effects via directed evolution (clicking on a preview cell in the Evolution Editor to bring up mutated variants).
Here's a link to a series of tips that discuss how MSG works.
Here's a link to a set of MSG related effects blog posts.
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The comment section is here so that you can ask questions if you would like a more detailed explanation of how a particular image was put together. So please feel free to ask away.
Here's an effects blog post that explains more about how this kind of image was put together. Using Region Fill as Brush pen mode.
MSG is a modular image processing environment. You can string together different processors, each of which is a different image processing effect, to build more sophisticated visual processing effects where the individual processors work together to create the overall effect. Since it's modular, what you can do with it is pretty unlimited.
You can also mutate and evolve new MSG presets in the Evolution Editor. So even if you don't understand the details of low level MSG editing, you can still modify and build new MSG effects via directed evolution (clicking on a preview cell in the Evolution Editor to bring up mutated variants).
Here's a link to a series of tips that discuss how MSG works.
Here's a link to a set of MSG related effects blog posts.