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Out of their heads
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I decided to try a random visual assignment and got The Boone Gorges Parent-Child Headswap. I didn’t have a child handy, but I did have The Tick. This was actually given to me by a child. A friend’s daughter, toddler at the time, walked up and handed it to me, oblivious that I was a fan. I wonder if she’d be impressed that I still have it. Trying to get this swap to come out well was pretty hopeless. The Tick head was going to be fuzzy no matter what because I had to enlarge it so much. I tried ...
The Boone Gorges Parent-Child Headswap
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This horrifying image is of me and my Mom on a family trip, to Virginia Beach back in October of 2007. I am 31 in this picture and my mother is 7 years old! As you can see I have been practicing my modeling skills for this picture, then there’s my mom looking like a little child. This vacation was one of the best trips my family and I took to the beach! I remember digging trenches in the sand, running from the waves screaming because the water was freezing cold, and I remember chasing and squawking at the seagulls. ...
The Owner / Dog Swap Version
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Done for the Daily Create on "Spy Mask Selfie" twisted a bit to my own thing... http://daily.ds106.us/tdc1878/
Parent-Child Face Swap
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Mom and Daughter Face Swap! For this assignment (worth two stars), we were asked to swap the faces of a child and their parent. I chose my cousin and her family’s latest family picture. I thought it would be funny to see what it would look like to see my cousin and her daughter’s faces on each other’s bodies – and it is! To do this, I used piZap to swap the faces. I started out by uploading the original picture to the website and selecting the crop button. It then asked me to select a picture I would like ...
Man That Bava Dog Can Blog!
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Given a photo from @drgarcia of Jim Groom and his new sidekick, Daphne, I was struck by how similar their intent was on the computer screen. As a fitting parallel for one of my older efforts at the ds106 assignment, the parent child head swap, we have now a dog who, if she tries hard, may be up to Dog Blog Standards. A dog can really blog with a faithful sidekick Keep on blogging, Daphne!
Swap the heads
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In this photo I swap the mother and daughter‘s heads; the photo was downloaded from Google. I used the following website http://www.pizap.com for editing the photo. I used that website to swap the heads and adjust its color, because it is really easy to crab a photo through this website.
2 STAR VISUAL ASSIGNMENT #4: PARENT-CHILD HEADSWAP
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! This assignment went FANTASTIC!!! I enjoyed switching the baby’s head and fitting it into the fathers head, I chose to leave the mothers face the same because I wanted to leave one parent as the actual parent and have only the dad and son switch places. The process for doing this assignment was very easy because the same exact website I used for my Jim Groom assignment I used for this one as well. As I stated before in my Jim Groom assignment, I used the website called pixlr.com. First I uploaded the image, then used the lasso tool, ...
Parent Dog Headswap
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cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog My variant of the ds106 Parent-Child Headswap assignment, in this case I take some liberty to swap a photo of me and my icon dog, Mickey. The original photo is from August 2001: cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog This was done in Photoshop, I am planning try and start doing some work in GIMP so I better understand tools my students are using. I used the magnetic lasso selection to choose each head, cut it and past it to new layers. I flipped each one ...
Parent-Child Headswap
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For one of my visual assignments I did the parent-child head swap: As you can see the heads have been swapped. I choose this picture cause it was easy to crop out the heads and swap them since it was in a white background and I thought it’d be funny to have a child holding up his dad like that. I then used some lightening/darkening and color correction to smoothly blend the skin tones of each of the heads to the body.
VisualAssignment339: Parent/Child Swap
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This is my completion of the Parent/Child Head Swap assignment, submitted by Boon Gorges, found here. Parts of this I am unsatisfied with, but I’ve spent three hours on it, and it’s time to put it to rest. This is a photo of me and my mom, taken during the holidays last year. I think [...]