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I took a picture of my daughter from the summer and added a Warhol effect to it
I’ve thought about designing a clown character and I intended him to be creepy, but then I’ve found a nice picture, which depicts Coco the clown. It is not at all creepy. I decided to create something positive with this picture and I remembered a ds106 assignment idea, where something has to …
Warholing an animated stereo GIF of a rock band
Last night I was writing up my post for “Have a Rockin’ Birthday” with the usual addition of a nice tutorial to share with others since no one had posted one yet. It slowly dawned on me how much work I …
Andy Warhol was an innovator in the world of Pop Art, blurring the line between commercial art and fine art, between artist-as-creator and artist-as-appropriator. Claes Oldenburg is an innovator in the world of Pop Art, blurring the line between everyday objects as objects and everyday objects as art. In both …
This is an easy on inspired by Katy Chase, who did an Invaders-inspired version of the Warhol Something assignment. I haven’t done it yet, so I figured what the hell! I simply cropped out an image of the “alien” from the Twilight Zone episode “The Invaders” (you can see …
So, I was kinda getting bored of the visual assignments that were listed, so I clicked on the “try random one” button to find something new that no one else was really doing. I came across this assignment called “Warhol Something” and decided to give it a shot. At first, …
Warhol Something:
I took a picture of myself, and I edited as a Pop Art. I used Fotoflexer that allowed me to create a “Pop Art.”…
Warhol Something, or basically increase the threshold in Photoshop, and fill the areas with bold colors.…
Warhol Something, by Annie Grotophorst was a fun and interesting assignment. “Andy Warhol was an iconic pop art mastermind. Now you can be one too! Take a photograph, or use an existing one, and create a piece of pop art. You can use something ordinary, like Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup can,…
I didn’t have any good pictures of myself lying around, and didn’t want to do an obvious selfy, classy as they may be. So I dug around for a good picture from the greatest film of all time, American Beauty. There were many to choose from, but I finally settled…
What do I do at 1:00 in the morning on a Monday? Well, I guess Tuesday now.
I warhol myself. ds106 dedication right here. In an attempt to keep up on my work I went to the ds106 visual assignments place and hit random. I came across the assignement Warhol…
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Assignment (Visual) 560: Warhol Something.
It’s fun to think what Warhol may have done with digital and social networking tools. I can see a mash-up of Four Square and his famous Warhol effect with maybe each square placing the image in a different location.
Nothing so interesting with my…
I took this photo with Photobooth on my computer and added the pop art effect. Quick, easy, and simple! Finding the subject worthy of being Warhol-ed though was a different matter. There were so many things I could choose from, including myself.
This is my mother’s grandfather clock that has…
lazy weekends call for lazy art, right?
It’s the weekend, time for a few errands, grocery shopping, mending a bit of that landscape edging you promised your wife you’d get to a month ago, and spending some time with the kids. Truth be told, our weekends are usually all sorts…
Instead of doing The Daily Create, I chose to complete a visual assignment. This one is called “Warhol Something.” I wonder what Andy Warhol would have thought of Photoshop and what he would have done with it?
I was thinking about this image in my sleep. I thought I could…
I found some time over the past two days to sprint through a handful of Mission: DS106 visual assignments. My notes are spread over a few devices (including my favorite red-covered Moleskine), but I’ll try to get my thoughts in order and give a full accounting of each assignment. I’ll…
This is my first assignment for this session of DS106 Warhol Something
Take a photograph, or use an existing one, and create a piece of pop art. You can use something ordinary, like Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup can, or do a portrait, like Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe. This can be done in…
Growing up, I always wanted to be a pop star. When I seen this particular visual assignment, I knew it was a my chance to pretend I was a pop star. I ALWAYS wanted to be this famous singer and also a ob-gyn on the side (yeah, what a dream).…
Leelzebub continues to set the pace with her recent outpouring of fun and inspiring ds106 assignments. I learned more about using photoshop in the 90 plus minutes it took me to do the Warhol This assignment than I ever did watching those YouTube tutorials that the youngsters like to make…
Warhol Something: Andy Warhol was an iconic pop art mastermind. Now you can be one too! Take a photograph, or use an existing one, and create a piece of pop art.
Son of a Took!
Click here to see this image on Flickr.
I’d wanted to do this assignment for…
Warhol Something: Andy Warhol was an iconic pop art mastermind. Now you can be one too! Take a photograph, or use an existing one, and create a piece of pop art.
Son of a Took!
Click here to see this image on Flickr.
I’d wanted to do this assignment for…
If you create a tutorial for this assignment, share it! To have your tutorials appear below, make sure your posts are showing up on the main DS106 site and that you use the following tags (or labels on Blogger) when writing the post on your own blog (You must use BOTH !):
First begin by opening up a photo-editor website such as picnik.com or picmonkey.com.
Press “Edit a photo” and upload the photo you would like to transfer into a Warhol image.
Once your picture is uploaded click on the chemistry bottle (the second symbol from the top on the left) and…