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Submitted by: Anonymous
After finding some old photos I dug around the apartment some more and found a page of an old comic: Something told me this was no ordinary comic, I sneaked into the General’s room and, with shaking fingers feed it into the machine: As the paper emerged I grabbed it and turned it over: Despite the lack of speech bubbles or callouts I claim one credit for daring the General’s rooms.
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“Number 6 Ain’t No Comic (first attempt),” animated GIF by @aforgrave Bill Smith (@byzantiumbooks, on Twitter) tackled the Visual Assignment 341: Comic Book Effect earlier today, and the actual task itself popped up on my screen this evening as I was poking around in the Visual Assignments looking for my next challenge. I know I have an iOS app on my phone (called Halftone by Juicy Bits) that effortlessly creates this effect — I wanted to approach the task from closer to first principles rather than relying on a purpose-designed app. I’d experimented with the halftone filter in Photoshop once or twice ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Number 6 The Photographer Audio Assignment 341 asks us to, “Take a picture and experiment with the “Halftone Effect” in some photo editing software to create a comic book effect.” I started with a snip of the Snipping Tool of a scene from The Prisoner episode 7, “Many Happy Returns”. Number 6 finds a camera at the abandoned Village store, and checks out its action. In GIMP, I used a variety of effects, but mostly the edge detect and the newsprint effects, along with adjustment of color and white balance, and some reversing of colors to work with them. Does ...
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Because I love Scottlo! We all know nothing could be further from the truth given the cool, mellifluous tones of the great Scottlo, but I want to poke fun. This is the Comic Book Effect assignment, which is pretty straightforward. I took a screenshot from the Twilight Zone episode “The Invaders” and brought it into GIMP and added the Filters–>Artistic–>Cartoon effect twice. After that a selected an area on the image with the selection tool, then airbrushed it in white. FInally, I added the text in black and that’s all she wrote. 1 star which makes 19.
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Submitted by: Anonymous
One of the past assignment options we had was to create a comicbook effect. There’s a video tutorial for GIMP (via Brian Short’s blog). However, I didn’t use GIMP for this assignment because it’s lacking some useful features that will let me get things done faster for this effect. Instead, I tried to see what I could do with Photoshop. Here’s the end product: The end result of my experimentation Process tutorial/details after the break. Base Image For a base image, I decided to use something comparable to the one that Brian used in his post. I’ve uploaded the full version ...
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So I started by adding comic book effects to a few different pictures, but most of them looked better in the original. Or, if not better, they weren’t particularly compelling as comic book pictures. They were all photos from last night’s Moth, so I decided to combine them all into one picture with white space in between, to imitate the way real comic book panels work (I mean “work” as loosely as possible here, okay). So I made this photo using Pic Stitch: All of the photos are from last night except the largest one, the shot of Satori Shakoor, ...
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I used a picture that I took in 2009 at Disney World to create a comic book effect.
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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 present them in asynchronous order by complexity, from what felt like the least complex task to the most complex one. For these activities, I used a MacBook running OSX 10.6.8 on a 2.26 GHz Intel Core Duo 2 with 2 GB of memory. Chrome is my current browser of choice. ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Of course, Captain America would choose the BGY-11 as his background. They're both as American as apple pie. What does Captain America do when not saving the world from crazed Nazi scientists? We know he served his country as a part of the U.S. armed forces, and is an integral member of The Avengers, pontificating on what is or isn’t righteous in a rather old-fashioned Americana way. Most recently he spent a few years thought to be dead, only to be reborn in mid-2009 when it was deemed that a character of his moral fiber was needed once again (translation, ...
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Taking a leap This is a picture of a lady taking a leap of faith. I actually find it inspiration sometimes you just gotta take a chance and whatever outcome you must always try to succeed Comicbook effect 1 star assignment This is a picture i took earlier today at the jamaican queens, train station.I thought it look pretty cool, and actually resembles a seen out of a comic book.First i took this picture with comicscreen.It is an application on my android phone that changes the setting of my phone into a comic mood.So whatever picture i capture will come ...
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