Thanks Graechan, I'm aware of this. What I did was intentional.

I like it like that Wallace. I did my first one like that at the beginning of this thread.

That's cool Graechan.
I was playing around by adding different scripts to the wire effect, such as 3D extrusion.
I was going to move the extruded text below the wires and remove some parts of the wire that surrounded the extruded text. Then duplicate the extruded layer, move it on top and shrink it by half. Unfortunately I didn't do this. So the image stands as is.

Thanks Molly, yours are really cool too.

Thanks

Rel5! Already!?

Oh, okay Graechan. I'm going to fetch it right now.

Another good one Graechan with intriguing updates (daily!!) - thank you!

OMG fantastic outcome!
Could you say the settings you inserted? I don't get a proper outcome. Thank you.

Thanks Graechan.

@Issabella - it took me a few attempts to understand what was happening in the script. My 'Gollum thanks you too' post above is three separate images overlayed. First and largest is the pure text layer with two blank lines to allow room for the Gollum/ring images.

The other two use an image on a transparent background on a smaller canvas and then I process the Wire Art filter. Once completed I overlayed them and cut out holes in the text grid for each (fuzzy select/select invert - change layer and clear). I did not keep those particular images but here are 2 similar with the settings I used.







Issabella I hope that helps.

Thank you so much OMG, that helps a lot.

A new more try.

@Issabella and @Sallyanne - whilst I explained how I created my first Wire Art image, I do not want to sell Graechan's script short. Yes for my first attempts I added two wire art images manually to a third.

However, it is not difficult to actually incorporate those previous wire art images as an integral component of a subsequent wire art process. You can see the different wire sizes in the following image -



Terrific script again Graechan; thank you.