About Even Water Ripples: The original image is copied into a new
image by drawing concentric circles very close to each other. The circles
drawn into the new image are simply pixels copied from the original image.
Based on the sine of the radius of each circle, the pixels are not only
shaded (to give a 3D appearance), but the intensity of the sine wave
determines how off-center the copied pixels should be (which causes the
distortion)
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Tips: Any image will do! Square ones are the best, though.
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Inspiration: Simple - water!
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Levels: The higher the level, the sharper the distortion and more
lightened and darkened the pixels are.
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