Ok, I just finished a long string of messing around with a picture on my puter, but I started thinking on
how I did it, and got curious if (certainly) there are other ways to do it.
Now, I wanted to share my work progress, feel fre to comment- that's what I'm fishimg for (tips and tricks).
Okay..
I started out with
this picture, a lovely shot of my own face that i got while messing around with the camera.
This was the only pic being on the hard drive of my new laptop during Christmas break, of course, I got bored without internet and messed alot around with that pic.
Mspaint'd with
this result. (saved as black/white BMP, then straightened all the edges with line tool.)
Got bored yet again, and decided to add
colours.
At this point, I had of course made all the fills ''flat'' as to allow for easy manipulation with my sparse software. (mspaint)
Then guess what happened; I grew bored again and decided to add highlights to the picture, and also maybe change the colours. (I consider this to be one of the funniest parts, because the highlights were added following my assumption of where they would be looking at the single-coloured surface that my face had become through primitive manipulation with file types. Which means that it is now becoming lesser and lesser
my face, and is turning into a product of my own mind.)
HighlightsHighlights (colour variation)Then i got home, with internet 'n all, and the work stopped for a while... Until last night, when I could not sleep, I was wondering if I could make a collage with mspaint; it should be possible if using the paste option where you do not ''overwrite'' with parts that are white. (or what you have selected as your secondary colour, I think..)
Keeping it very simple, because it took me some time to figure out how to add more than one texture without making lots of ''holes'' where a picture had pure white in it, I made
This.
Since I had aqquired photoshop at arriving home, i decided to try a couple of things, I mixed some of the pictures i had made previously with the ''collage'' using the different blend options, and saved those who turned out nice. Although this was the point that it started to get uninteresting, because photoshop was so much easier than paint..
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