The picture on the left is a sign I painted for a farm market I work at in the Summer.
The picture to the right has been sparkled and possesses cubism.
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WHile it is fun and interesting to practice with settings and tools in GIM/Photoshop there is sometimes something to be said for staying with the original, :)
ReplyDeleteI havent used the tools that you worked with this week. Great job with experimenting.
Well, I am not sure if you can technically call it "cubism" since the aspects of the photo are not rearranged at all and are still from the same perspective. The filter however does give the image a tiled feel, which adds to the rural tone of the content.
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ReplyDeleteHow are you today? The part of the Gimp program which I am using names this in the list of filters "cubism".... If you were to zoom in on the picture twice you will see the cubes....
I wonder if any of the other students are zooming in on any of the photos we post?
Zooming truly tells the tale of the editing.
Angela Thanks for the comments thou......
Wow...this one came out neat too....the cubism I think actually gives it some depth instead of just looking like a flat image. Great job!
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