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Jenn
I laughed when i saw this post because as of late this style of illustration is what i’ve been seeing everywhere. Even this months Dwell had a quite a lovely section of photographs morphing into drawings.
Jenn
I laughed when i saw this post because as of late this style of illustration is what i’ve been seeing everywhere. Even this months Dwell had a quite a lovely section of photographs morphing into drawings.
Tacoma Howarth, yes, that Aha video is much like this work. And don’t we just love it! Many years have passed since, but that video still looks fabulous, just as do these pictures.
http://mollysgrove.blogg.se Molly
Tacoma Howarth, yes, that Aha video is much like this work. And don’t we just love it! Many years have passed since, but that video still looks fabulous, just as do these pictures.
http://mollysgrove.blogg.se/ Molly
oooops, I mean, Tacoma Cartoonist. I accidentally mixed together two of you guys.
http://mollysgrove.blogg.se Molly
oooops, I mean, Tacoma Cartoonist. I accidentally mixed together two of you guys.
http://jeope.blogspot.com/ Jeope
That’s still my all-time favourite video, too – the A-ha one.
This, though. Cool. I gotta try it out sometime.
http://jeope.blogspot.com Jeope
That’s still my all-time favourite video, too – the A-ha one.
This, though. Cool. I gotta try it out sometime.
Interested Artist
Since its just tracing, you can shorten/automate the process even further. Select and copy the original image onto a separate layer, convert it to grayscale, use a find edges filter, select & delete or erase the lines that you don’t want. Now just noodle the image until you have the look that you want, flatten the file and you’re done.
Save this part of the workflow (Select and copy the original image onto a separate layer, convert it to grayscale, use a find edges filter) as an action, or whatever your program calls it. Now you can run the action on any image. The action takes care of most of the grunt work, leaving you to play with the image.
Interested Artist
Since its just tracing, you can shorten/automate the process even further. Select and copy the original image onto a separate layer, convert it to grayscale, use a find edges filter, select & delete or erase the lines that you don’t want. Now just noodle the image until you have the look that you want, flatten the file and you’re done.
Save this part of the workflow (Select and copy the original image onto a separate layer, convert it to grayscale, use a find edges filter) as an action, or whatever your program calls it. Now you can run the action on any image. The action takes care of most of the grunt work, leaving you to play with the image.
http://www.backpaindetails.com/ stevensieragreg
Now that’s hil.ario.us ! I wanna try out some time.
http://www.backpaindetails.com stevensieragreg
Now that’s hil.ario.us ! I wanna try out some time.
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The difference between him and me, is that he is an attention whore, while I’m not.
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The difference between him and me, is that he is an attention whore, while I’m not.
Timothy Dense
Tsk. Jealousy is such a nasty trait.
Timothy Dense
Tsk. Jealousy is such a nasty trait.
http://www.ozzyssandbox.com/ Joshua S. Rubenstein
I once had a date who tried to chloroform me like that.
Thank God I ran out of money before she finished.
http://www.ozzyssandbox.com Joshua S. Rubenstein
I once had a date who tried to chloroform me like that.
Thank God I ran out of money before she finished.
http://jedalexander.blogspot.com/ Jed Alexander
What’s cool about stuff like this is that it’s very much a product of the internet–here’s work the guy can’t really sell–the idea is just a little too slight for you to see it in print anywhere, but because of the internet, I don’t have to go anywhere or expend too much energy to see it. It’s just a click away from-well that’s kind of cool, and having access to all these little ideas always has the potential to inspire bigger ones.
http://jedalexander.blogspot.com Jed Alexander
What’s cool about stuff like this is that it’s very much a product of the internet–here’s work the guy can’t really sell–the idea is just a little too slight for you to see it in print anywhere, but because of the internet, I don’t have to go anywhere or expend too much energy to see it. It’s just a click away from-well that’s kind of cool, and having access to all these little ideas always has the potential to inspire bigger ones.
Daniel Howarth
Jed, you’re totally right. What’s great about the net is that there are ideas like this one, that aren’t really big enough to base an exhibition around, but make perfect sense in a web setting.
Daniel Howarth
Jed, you’re totally right. What’s great about the net is that there are ideas like this one, that aren’t really big enough to base an exhibition around, but make perfect sense in a web setting.
http://www.sealedman.blogspot.com/ Abraham Wong
Good idea, I like it! continue to develop more!
http://www.sealedman.blogspot.com Abraham Wong
Good idea, I like it! continue to develop more!
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