Rectilinea

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Unlike most of my scenes, this one was planned as an animation from the start. Most of my scenes take at least an hour to render a single frame (and some take much much more). For this project I wanted each frame to take under 2 minutes to render so I’ve tried to keep things relatively simple.

Figuring out how to animate the scene in a pleasing manner took much longer than setting up the still shot!

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I rendered the animation at 3840 x 2160 but it appears I need some new software to encode a video at UHD. Stay tuned!

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42 reviews for Rectilinea

  1. Ryan

    Thanks for reminding me!! I’ve added it to the Animations page.

  2. Erik [lifer]

    Awesome wallpaper. Just discovered the animated version on Youtube, but can’t find the download for the mp4 here? Is it available in 1080?

  3. Zorz [basicmember]

    Definitely love this style.. would also like some pickle jar versions if you decide to ever come back to it 🙂

  4. Ben K [nonmonthly]

    Your abstracts are the best out there. Keep up the good work Ryan. The simplicity of this one makes it an excellent desktop background, honestly. That’s why I love the abstracts. Simple, elegant, and beautiful.

  5. Molly [nonmonthly]

    This is so cool!! I love your abstracts. Can’t wait to put it on my 2x4k at work!

  6. Tony [liferplus]

    I would love a pickle jar version of this that goes from black to green to yellow to red. Actually, I would love a print like that. It would look awesome in my recording studio.

  7. Doug [liferplus]

    Just perfect!!

  8. Rick Mozil [basicmember]

    Howdy _ curious about what inspired you to create this piece. The detail and colors, shading and lighting allows for one’s eyes to meander through your creation. Good job!

  9. Rick Mozil [basicmember]

    Howdy _ curious about what inspired you to create this piece. The detail and colors, shading and lighting allows for one’s eyes to meander through your creation. Good job!

  10. Kristen [liferplus]

    I love the colors, but I do wish there was a bit of shimmer to the pieces or something. It’s a little too matte for me

  11. docster [basicmember]

    So THIS is what it looks like when whack-a-moles become crystallized….

    AKA, Ryan, you’ve got a winner here, but is there any way you can slow the animation a tad? Concerned about visual distraction in my periphery.

  12. MIB4u [lifer]

    If you look at the wallpaper long enough, it could even be a city in the future, but a city I wouldn’t want to live in … :/ XD

  13. Ozaawaagosh [basicmember]

    Love the AWESOME colours, another Great Abstract. Thank you my friend

  14. Karzist [liferplus]

    I agree with “Impune”‘s review — really good image, really like the simplified geometry (even if it due to render requirements, I really like the look of this) — but the motion could be better.

  15. Gene [lifer]

    I spent a few minutes trying to compose an appropriate comment — and pretty much failed. I just like looking at it. Maybe that’s all that needs to be said. Well done yet again. Thank you Ryan.

  16. Trevor [lifer]

    Ryan, your abstracts like this one are exactly the reason I signed up for DB all those years ago. Keep these coming, please! Landscapes are cool and all, but these are really your strong suits.

    Question: How do I set this as a moving background now?

  17. Trevor [lifer]

    Ryan, your abstracts like this one are exactly the reason I signed up for DB all those years ago. Keep these coming, please! Landscapes are cool and all, but these are really your strong suits.

    Question: How do I set this as a moving background now?

  18. andoano [basicmember]

    Can’t wait to see how this turns out. Hope to see more of this from you.

  19. impune [basicmember]

    This is already so beautiful but the animation falls a little flat. It’s too fast and has no logic. Could you create a sort of wave effect by varying color and height of blocks according to math functions? There’s a challenge for you!

  20. Todd [basicmember]

    The color combinations are perfect. Such depth. Plus, the animation is really fun.

  21. Mark Renden [basicmember]

    Can’t wait to get this in motion!! I love the colors and the abstract nature.

  22. Mark Renden [basicmember]

    Can’t wait to get this in motion!! I love the colors and the abstract nature.

  23. OMeyers [lifer]

    I tend to lean toward your blue artwork, but the color combinations here are fantastic! Well Done Sir!

  24. Jenanne [liferplus]

    Wonderful abstract, Ryan! I love its simple yet eye-catching composition and I particularly love the color scheme. Great work, as usual!

  25. Telaria [nonmonthly]

    Wow – that animation was off the charts!! Love the render, love the animation. Spectacular!! Great job, Ryan, and THANK YOU!!

  26. Nario [basicmember]

    Excellent 3D effect! Well done Ryan!

  27. Mike [lifer]

    This is beautiful. I’ve snagged the still for the desktop now – but a question about the video – if I use your final animated version, will I be able to manually control the speed? Right now, it’s a bit too fast to be relaxing.

  28. Rodewaryer [basicmember]

    Like an AI’s dream about a virtual digital sea or an interesting chart of the ‘brainwaves’ of a computer entity. I can’t make up my mind if I like the still or the motion better. The incredible clarity of the colors in the still is hard to deny. Home run here Ryan.

  29. Rodewaryer [basicmember]

    Like an AI’s dream about a virtual digital sea or an interesting chart of the ‘brainwaves’ of a computer entity. I can’t make up my mind if I like the still or the motion better. The incredible clarity of the colors in the still is hard to deny. Home run here Ryan.

  30. Keith-E [nonmonthly]

    Just standing still is great 😀

  31. Big Dave [nonmonthly]

    I really like this both as a wallpaper and animation for Wallpaper Engine. Could you consider doing double and triple screen animations for things like this, even if you had to reduce the resolution to 5760×1080? It should still render faster than a 4k animation and would totally rock!

  32. Amanda [basicmember]

    Love the colours, static or animated both look good. This is really fun! Like Sean’s idea of a wave movement too.

  33. cmmnoble [nonmonthly]

    Love your abstracts. This one is another instant favorite!

  34. Sean [lifer]

    I’m digging this one. For some reason, I was expecting the animation to be more of a wave. Might be cool too.

  35. RobC [lifer]

    Really do love both the still and the animation!

    Continue the great work!

  36. Littlemom [liferplus]

    I don’t usually care to much for the abstracts you do but I love the colors on this one. They really appeal to me and I love the animation as well.

  37. Xyverz [liferplus]

    This color scheme is one of the best I’ve seen from you in a long time, Ryan! Kudos on this one! =D

  38. Ixias [lifer]

    Love both the still and animated versions.

  39. David w [basicmember]

    these colors! I love these colors! this wall paper is incredible!

  40. Mike [basicmember]

    Love this style of background!!! Thanks for bringing back the large res multi screens!

  41. timmo [plusmember]

    Love it. Looks like it’s part of a bigger picture.

  42. Chris Short [liferplus]

    This might be my new Twitter and FB header. I love the simplicity of the blocks with the complexity of the size and color.

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