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The many faces of a timeless and iconic beauty, now available in four styles. The original “Unedited” option shows this star’s natural allure. Her supple skin radiates in the beautiful California sunshine, if there were a flaw to be found it could not be hidden in these photos. With this …
For my second assignment for our final project I did Not Quite Norma Jeane. This assignment is to remake this classic Marilyn Monroe “expressions sheet” with self-portraits or with the aid of a friend. Were going to call Taylor my friend for this one.
To do this assignment I …
For this assignment, you remake the classic “Marilyn Monroe Expressions Sheet” with your own self portraits. I tried to get mine similar to the original, but I added in my own silly personality. No make up, no editing, just the many faces of me!
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For this assignment, you remake the classic “Marilyn Monroe Expressions Sheet” with your own self portraits. I tried to get mine similar to the original, but I added in my own silly personality. No make up, no editing, just the many faces of me!
I’ve had a bit of a DS106 lull for the last couple of weeks. I had a bit of a schedule shake up with my partner being injured, but she is on the mend now and I am getting myself back on track. I struggle getting into routines, which I …
–Originally published at Oskar explores Digital Storytelling DS106
Hello again! This week has been again a week of business but lucky for me I have had my eye on this assignment since last week. I had without really noticing started this project about 2 weeks ago. The assignment … Continue reading →
How could anyone resist doing Tom Woodward’s Not Quite Norma Jean assignment? The past is strange. Remake this classic Marilyn Monroe “expressions sheet” with self-portraits or with the aid of a friend. Bonus points for the involvement of a stranger. And I thought, if Tom Woodward can pose coyly like Marilyn, than surely my stuffed animal Feldspar can pull it off? And as I worked with the image I made from it it started saying to me, please make me into a GIF, yeah, a Riff a GIF type of GIF. Enjoy. For the makings, I created Photoshop file with the background a capture of the screen at Retronaut (I liked the frame on it), and in the top layer, a copy of this made with the images of her cut out, so it was a copy of the frames around the images that sits above the 9 separate image …
Marilyn expression sheet from 1955 via Retronaut in the spirt of the Hawkeye Initiative. I made this assignment, damnit!
Self-explanatory. Grid of faces, my kids make great faces. I’ll try for stranger bonus points next time.
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