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The "Bubble" Pattern Overlay Challenge

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  1. Pro Phil_newavatar2 Phil Coffman

    You design websites for some of the world's biggest brands. You've built a personal project that everyone's talking about. Your style is legendary.

    BUT, can you take the crappy default settings in Photoshop and make them look awesome????!!! There are obviously many to choose from, but we're starting with the most notorious:

    The "Bubble" Pattern Overlay.

    The Challenge: Use the default "Bubble" Pattern Overlay and prove just how good you are by making it not suck. You may embellish it however you want, but you can't alter any of it's settings.

    The Winner: The rebound with the most "Likes" by 3pm (cst) Tuesday, August 24th will be declared the winner.

    The Prize: Chris Bowler has graciously agreed to reward the winner with a free Rhodia Webnotebook from Chris' awesome journal one-stop-shop site, Idea Cafe.

    That's it! This has been a question in my mind for years now and I've never seen it successfully used. I doubt it's possible. PROVE ME WRONG!!!

    Annnd....GO!

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  3. 1f8f6ded95a14175acba6c272c967787_7

    Caption:
    Light reflects off of a pristine mountain lake in the morning dawn, as seen by the multi-faceted eyes of a fly.

    Beautiful, isn't it?

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  4. Sombrero

    Ok, the rules were: You must apply the bubbles & leave the default settings. What you do with the layer after that is up to you.

    Here is a screenie of my layers palette. http://cl.ly/2372

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  8. Emil-bw

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  9. Josh_avatar_big_02_300x300

    There's a super secret word of doom and destruction in there.

    And yes, that background is the bubble pattern.

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  11. Si-tn

    No contest, Mega Man (with the unstoppable Metal Blade) wins every time.

    Imagine Photoshop filter/layer effect-inspired Mega Man bosses. Oh wait—Beat—Crash Man already exists.

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  12. Suprised-large

    Helpful hint: If you use bubble on a lightweight font and squint your eyes, it goes away.

    You're welcome.

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  13. Avatar

    My attempt at using bubbles in an icon. Pretty sure I wont win as I'm not super famous, but I'm giving it a try :)

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  14. Profile-pic-2010

    Stare at it long enough cross eyed and you'll see a dolphin jumping over a sailboat piloted by a unicorn. Trust me.

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  15. Me

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  16. Jason-blackelephant1

    Why I'm even entering when Shaun's is so clearly the winner, who knows... but I do like me some zombies.

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  18. New

    This bubble pattern has crazy faces in it - looks like voodoo skulls, some weirdness going on in this....also looks like Statler and Waldorf from the muppets.

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  19. Avatarcrushed J-P Teti

    This is a triple rebound (I rebounded another shot, not this one), but here's mine

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  20. Josh

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  21. Jaytwitter

    I'm shocked—SHOCKED—that no one did this before me.

    P.S. I may have broken a rule or two.

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  23. Img_2932

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  24. 5b3cc001d3a74cb781016384bbaf0402_7-1

    All shapes & shading come directly from the bubbles *except the mouth.

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  25. Pro Picture_37 Ismael Burciaga

    Oh shoot... You guys just wait unitl i get home from church. I am gonna make the sickest bubble pattern design ever :-) I love backgrounds :-)

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