pired me... why did I type that in the subject title... OH WELL ... 

http://www.mike.wilks.dsl.pipex.com/stalactite.html 

I have been looking four years for that picture after I saw a program on telly about the guy who made it and didn't catch his name. And then you come along and go all hey guys check this shit out! on me. Meh! 

I remember the program, 'Making Their Mark' iirc; each episode followed one artist as they created an image specifically for the program. I held on to that particular image and used it for...oh, you know. 

Wow, that guy is awesome. 

Maybe some people have links to good articles on leveldesign theory ?

For example gamasutra features, like http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20030603/licht_01.shtml 

could be, but that's probably a topic for another thread. 

useful articles like that are hard to find, the ones on the TeamShambler site spring to mind though 

 

http://www.ludd.luth.se/~silver_p/kutna-1.html

some good stuff for inspiration and thinking. 

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#2505 posted by ELEK [24.50.194.43] on 2003/11/02 16:36:05
http://www.hfinster.de/StahlArt2/archive-CheratteHasard-grube-cheratte-01.12.1991-BW-132-1-en.html  

fulscreen 15Mb, but I like it.
http://members.home.nl/gimli/qua01.gif 

Shouldn't the curve be flexing while the spike is piercing it and not before? 

True, but this looked more jelly.
wanted a spark in it, and more rushy...
with the id comes the others.

I posted a bigger one, but the same name
returns me the stamp folio-size. 

i'm going to go make a badly animated quake symbol in rubicon2!!!!!!1 

With a little more effort those could have been haiku. 

from below us, light
foolish foe dives out of sight
lava ends this fight 

2 good replies 2 2 bad, not bad.

http://members.home.nl/gimli/Qua03.gif 

waxing crescent flees
spike from above is endless
penetration now 

distrans: that sounds so hot. 

blood red pulse around
my foe who shrugs off rockets
regeneration 

you can never have too much Piranesi...

http://149.201.61.100/hauptseite/piranesi_biografie/abb01.html 

I love you 

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thanks for that, some really really nice stuff there. I know what I'm doing all of tomorrow morning.