Good morning!
Happy monday to everyone.

EXPERIMENTS WITH MOVING TEXTURES
I was working on an animation, when I got lost again experimenting with the textures that come out when superimposing images and giving them movement.

(I like the textures both online and offline)

I know that this black and white and slightly sinister image is not suitable for wishing a good morning, but I find it interesting and I'm going to explain why:

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COLORS WEIGHT... (on gifs)
The first thing is to explain that the original image is in color (in the gallery of the post I add a screenshot of what the original image looks like. What happens is that I cannot upload it with movement because it weighs 85 megabits.

In order to share with you at least the feeling of the movement, I have had to reduce the color palette to 2 and the image size (B/W). Perhaps it came out the animated gif with the smoothest movement of the ones I have shared.

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SO COMPLEX, SO VOID, SO FULL
I really like textures, and I suffer a little from Horror Vacui, so when I make these types of complex images or animations I stay a little hypnotized. They don't say anything, they are just movements of shapes, superimposed in such a way that it only seems that "Everything is moving."

One thing that happens to me is if I look at the animation without thinking I can see almost anything represented between those dot patterns. It's not white noise or any other color, is it? That tangle of pixels.

CAN YOU SEE ANYTHING BETWEEN THE TANGLE OF PIXELS?
(Try opening image in another window to see it bigger).

TEXTURE LOVERS
#texturelovers